Well suited for children in preschool and primary school age

We played "Monopoly Junior" several times to four with our two grandchildren (4 and 6) and had a lot of fun. The game is perfectly suited for this age - the original Monopoly rules are modified and simplified in order to make it easy comprehensible and less frustrating for the kids. At the same time the basic concept of investment and return is maintained, ie you buy playing fields, and then to collect rent for later. This made sense to even our youngest! Players can buy fields, have simple event card instructions execute (for example, "You have your homework made- collect 2 Mark play money!"), Or have to pay rent if a pitch is already sold. That's it! The images and pawns are very appealing to small children you can choose a cat, a ship, a dog or a car as its own character, and shows the purchase of playing fields - such as the cinema, the bathhouse etc. - through a small chip the image of one's own character.

A suggestion: When the chips could be better mounted on the playing fields, they would not slip so easily if clumsy hands of children Fields abzählen- but that's not a big disadvantage: children over 7 should have no problems. Overall, one can say that the six-year-old has had so much fun with any other game, and the four-year-old doing a lot of learning not only the principle of the whole, but for example also simply count, win and lose, watch etc. The mixture of achievement and frustration experience is extremely effective for the youngest!

The playing time is quite short, perhaps even a little too short, unless you play the "advanced version", in which one can get into debt, or to play with less people on.

We find that this game compared to many other children's games is a lot more fun - at least for the
Age group of our grandchildren. Games like parchesi-you-not are more frustrating for 5-6 year old, and a lot of games for very young children are fast becoming boring.