Monopoly Unveils Valentine's Day Update with New Rules, Quiz

With Valentine's Day on the horizon, Marmalade Game Studio and Hasbro have crafted a special update for Monopoly on Android and iOS, inviting you to celebrate love through your favorite digital board game with a series of limited-time features.

Monopoly's Valentine's Day event brings an engaging quiz, a 24-hour free token trial, revamped House Rules, and enticing discounts on select tokens and bundles. The quiz is your chance to connect with one of four Monopoly tokens, each symbolizing a unique form of love. Upon matching, you can enjoy the token for free for 24 hours, and if you decide to keep it, you'll find it available at a special discounted price.

The House Rules event revamps the traditional gameplay, introducing options like Quick Hotels, which allows you to build three houses instead of four, and Quick End, which concludes the game after the first player goes bankrupt. Quick Jail lets you exit jail on your first turn, and Starting Title Deeds grants every player three random properties right from the start. These rules also bypass tax, Chance, and Community Chest spaces, ensuring a faster and more thrilling experience.

To sweeten the deal, a fresh set of Cupid-inspired tokens will be up for grabs, and the Sweethearts bundle introduces two cherubs to join the Valentine's Day festivities on the board.

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Radu Rovin, Head of Studio at Marmalade Game Studio, shared his enthusiasm about the update, stating, "We wanted to put together an event that showcases different types of love this Valentine's Day. From friendships forged across the Monopoly board to a little self-care day playing your favorite game, we're helping our players celebrate it all."

Dive into the new update by downloading Monopoly now. Click on your preferred link below and don't forget to visit the official X page to stay updated on all the latest developments.