Rich Uncle Pennybags has been rebranded to Mr Monopoly. Slight redesign, although the game remains identical. This change survives until 2013 when the board changes for the first time. The board shape changes from square to rectangular.

This change can still be seen with the latest release of Monopoly Junior. The box has changed shape from long to square. The game ends when one player goes bankrupt, all players then add up their cash totals and whoever has the most is declared the winner. Landing on ‘Fireworks’, ‘Water Show’ or ‘Take a trip to the cafe’ means you have to pay a fee, which is placed in Rich Uncle Pennybag’s loose change (later Mr Monopoly) – this can be won by landing on his square. Instead of purchasing railways, landing on this space allows you to roll again. Rent is the purchase price (or double if they own both in the colour set). If you land on an amusement with a different colour ticket booth, you must pay rent. If you land on an amusement without a ticket booth, you must purchase the attraction by paying the fee and placing your coloured ticket booth on the space. Players then take turn moving around the board with one die. The rules are as follows: All players choose a colour and take that colour’s car token and 10 ticket booths (12 for a two player game).

Despite many changes to the box design, and small cosmetic modifications to the contents, the game was unchanged from release in 1991 until 2011. Monopoly Junior can be played with 2, 3 or 4 players. Classic Monopoly was advertised as a board game for ages 8 and above, whereas, Monopoly Junior is designed for ages 5 to 8.

In 1991, Monopoly Junior was released to the UK Market.

Monopoly Discover / My First Monopoly Game.

Monopoly Cash Decoder / Crooked Cash (2021).

Monopoly Super Mario Celebration! (2020).

Monopoly Super Electronic Banking (2020).

Monopoly Here & Now World Edition (2015).

1940s – 50s: The Era of the Mini Box & World War II.

80th Anniversary Event (2015) – Monopoly History.

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