Monopoly Brand Editions

Brand editions put a real company on the board instead of a film franchise. There are 151 of them here, running from Coca-Cola's advertising artwork to a Costco warehouse board to Monopoly: Flavortown, where Guy Fieri's restaurants replace the properties and one of the tokens is a knuckle sandwich coin.

Underneath the branding, nearly all of these play as standard Monopoly.

How to choose

Decide first if this is a game or an object. Monopoly Coca-Cola, printed by USAopoly in 2010, keeps classic rules and puts the company's ad art everywhere, and most copies get bought for a shelf rather than a table. The Hard Rock Cafe edition works the same way, swapping properties for Hard Rock locations, which is souvenir logic more than game logic. Corvette Monopoly lands in the same bucket.

The music sets are their own lane. Monopoly AC/DC (2024) runs the board on the band's albums and locations, with tokens including Angus's hat, a stick of dynamite and a lightning bolt. Boards for David Bowie, Metallica and Iron Maiden are in here too, and they live or die on the artwork.

Winning Moves publishes 58 of the 151, which makes it the dominant name in this universe. A lot of that catalog is British: the London Underground board, an Oxford edition and Kings and Queens of Britain from 2023. If you want something with actual local character rather than a logo, that's where to look.

Hasbro's own product lines also file under Brands, which surprises people. Monopoly Junior, Monopoly Chance, Ultimate Banking, Go Green (2020), Travel World Tour (2022) and the Grab & Go travel sets all carry the tag because the branding is Monopoly itself.

Retailer editions are worth a note on timing. The Costco board from WS Game Company circulates in limited runs, so it appears, sells through and then only turns up used.

What's in this list

The Brands universe cuts across categories rather than sitting inside one. Of the 151 editions, 104 are also filed as Classic, 12 as Merch & Collectibles, 11 as Kids & Junior, and the rest scatter through Puzzles, Party & Fast Versions, Travel & Mini and Places Editions. Ordering follows sales signals, so the Hasbro line variants and the better-known company boards come first, with older USAopoly and Parker Brothers printings further down. Publishers named in the data include Winning Moves, Hasbro, WS Game Company, USAOPOLY, Parker Brothers and Funko. Years appear where a listing records one, which for the older brand tie-ins is often not at all.