Monopoly Scrabble Game, Play in UNDER ONE HOUR, Score Your Scrabble Word - Move Your Token, By Winning Moves Games USA, Mash-Up of 2 of the World's Greatest Games, 2 to 4 Players Ages 8+ (1250)

As someone who loves both Scrabble and Monopoly, I knew this game was something I had to try. It’s been very fun to play on game nights, and the rules are pretty easy to understand. I do wish the board was a tad bit bigger, but it’s a perfect size for two people to play. It was definitely worth the price for how much we play it now! The pieces are your typical Monopoly quality and overall weight, so it’s not as bulky as one might expect. It’s a great buy for board game lovers!

Actually amazingly fun! Recommended for those who like Scrabble but don't know tons of Scrabble words as well as those who like Monopoly but hate how long it drags on.(This game is the solution to both)Super easy to learn and play, it doesn't take itself as seriously as the standalone versions.Here it matters more if the word you make will put you where you what to be on the board. If you don't have a letter you need in your rack, check the bank... letters are for sale to anyone for a low price.Steal property from your friend! Watch them try to steal it back... Will they succeed? Who will have the last laugh?Make tons of cash using limited denominations. (Bankruptcy is also very rare and not the point of the game.)Plot and plan and strategize your way to victory.Games last an hour or less and end when Scrabble letters are depleted or unusable.Most money wins!

This is such a fun game! So different from regular monopoly but we loved that. Easy to learn to play too

My children are all grown and this combines two of their favorite games from childhood. They all got one for Christmas and have hosted game nights with friends to play.

I’m an avid Scrabble player, or rather I became one in the last couple of years playing with my parents weekly. My mother had purchased a travel Scrabble first, but as my father’s ability to place small tiles on the small board, she determined we needed a full size board and replaced it with one.My nephew came over one time to play with us and brought his Deluxe carry version. I enjoyed it so much that I bought one of those. We played on that until my father passed away.After that I continued to go to my mother’s place and we would occasionally play with the Deluxe Scrabble but the fun was gone, and we would play Sequence.Then my brother started joining us and Scrabble became the fun one to play.I saw a commercial online for this game and thought it might be fun, so I purchased it from Amazon. Soon the fun returned with a vengeance. My mother enjoyed playing this because keeping track of points went out the window. This game is based on who has the most money instead of points.The points from words played counted towards moving your Monopoly pieces around the board. The only ways to get property were either from Community Chest and Chance cards plus most of the double letter score spots on the Scrabble portion are now property, laying a word over these spaces gives you the property.. no more buying property, no dice, really lends speed to the game.The only problem I’ve experienced is the tile spaces are larger than the letter tiles, meaning that you need to space out the words, which reduces the stability of the game and the quality isn’t that great either. The Scrabble portion areas aren’t all that readable for the elderly, but the property colors make up for it. There are only 10 property cards, one railroad, one utilities, etc. each card lists all the properties that used to be on the outside Monopoly board, these have been replaced by more Community Chest, Chance, and “Go directly to Free Parking” spaces.It may not sound as much fun as the games are separately, but the speed and combination really makes for a fun hour or two.

Our family loves game nights, and when I saw this unique combo of Monopoly and Scrabble, I couldn't resist purchasing it! It's easy to understand. Basically, you score property by the words you form in the center of the board, according to where they land on the board. Property can be "stolen" if another player lands a word on the center board that falls on your property. Each turn you roll dice to determine how many spaces you move on the outer board. The winner is the one at the end, after all letters are played, that has the most cash and cash valued property. The only drawback was the game can go kind of fast with 3 or more players, as the letter tiles go quickly. Not a deal breaker, but we modified it slightly by adding in extra Scrabble tiles to extend game time.

A lot of fun playing this mash up game!

I HAAAAATE Monopoly.... it takes way too long to play a game and it is just not fun. This mash-up between Monopoly and Scrabble is so much more fun to play. Only drawback is that the actual part of the board for the Scrabble portion is kind of small, four of us played and we were done within about 20 minutes, with more board space and tiles they could last a little longer