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Usage and Experience
Background
Back in the year around 2011 to 2012, I was being introduced to the Hasbro Monopoly Deal Card Game. I like it so much that I decided to get one for myself so that I can play with my family and friends at home.
Since this is the card game version, it does not cost more than the board game version.
It was only until recent months that I decided to look around my cupboard and found this, and I took it out and play with my family and friends.
The Stuff
The Hasbro Monopoly Deal Card Game comes with the following: 110 Deal Cards, 4 Quick Start Rules Cards, and 1 instructional manual.
Here are some pictures that I have taken to show how the stuff looks like:
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| The Hasbro Monopoly Deal Card Game |
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| Back of the box |
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| Here are the contents in the box |
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| Some of the "powerful" cards |
Usage and Experience
I had the Hasbro Monopoly Deal Card Game with me for almost a decade, as seen from the pictures the condition of it. Compared to the original Monopoly game, it is definitely shorter gameplay since all I need is to have 3 complete sets of properties to win.
The rules of the game are very simple. Each player starts with 5 cards and draws 2 cards at their turn. Each player has a maximum of 3 actions and can have no more than 7 cards after their turn ends.
The game is best played when there are more people playing, up to a max of 5 players. The more player it has, the more difficult it is to have 3 complete sets of properties, thus making the game longer.
You can watch the video of this stuff below or on YouTube:
Final Thoughts
Overall, I feel that the Hasbro Monopoly Deal Card Game is a fun game for family and friends to play together. If you are interested to find out more, you can click on the link below: