Category: Board Games As a board game enthusiast, I have played many different games over the years. Some of my favorites include Settlers of Catan, Ticket to Ride, and Pandemic. However, when it comes to real estate trading games, there is no better option than Monopoly. In this review, I will be discussing several different versions of Monopoly that are set in Washington D.C., including Late for the Sky Washington DC-Opoly, Monopoly - Washington D. C. Edition (Real Estate Trading Game), DC Comics Retro Monopoly: Special Edition, Washington-opoly, Winning Moves Games DC Comics Retro Monopoly Board Game, Smashing the DC Monopoly: Using Article V to Restore Freedom and Stop Runaway Government, The Confessions of a Monopolist (1906), Bits and Pieces - 300 Large Piece Jigsaw Puzzle for Adults - Washington D.C. City View - 300 pc US Capital Scene Jigsaw by Artist Joseph Burgess, Coin Hopping-Washington DC, and Monopoly Batman. Late for the Sky Washington DC-Opoly is a fun version of Monopoly that takes place in Washington D.C. The game features landmarks such as the Lincoln Memorial and the National Mall, and players can buy and sell properties in these areas. One unique aspect of this game is that it includes a "skyline" feature where players can build tall buildings on their properties to increase their value. Overall, I found Late for the Sky Washington DC-Opoly to be an enjoyable game with a great theme. Monopoly - Washington D. C. Edition (Real Estate Trading Game) is another version of Monopoly set in Washington D.C. This game features landmarks such as the White House and the National Mall, and players can buy and sell properties in these areas. One unique aspect of this game is that it includes a "senate" feature where players can vote on legislation that affects their properties. Overall, I found Monopoly - Washington D. C. Edition (Real Estate Trading Game) to be an enjoyable game with a great theme. DC Comics Retro Monopoly: Special Edition is a version of Monopoly set in the DC Comics universe. This game features landmarks such as the Justice League and Batman's Gotham City, and players can buy and sell properties in these areas. One unique aspect of this game is that it includes special cards with powers from DC Comics characters. Overall, I found DC Comics Retro Monopoly: Special Edition to be an enjoyable game with a great theme for fans of the DC Comics universe. Washington-opoly is another version of Monopoly set in Washington D.C. This game features landmarks such as the National Mall and the Smithsonian Museums, and players can buy and sell properties in these areas. One unique aspect of this game is that it includes a "senate" feature where players can vote on legislation that affects their properties. Overall, I found Washington-opoly to be an enjoyable game with a great theme for fans of the Smithsonian Museums. Winning Moves Games DC Comics Retro Monopoly Board Game is another version of Monopoly set in the DC Comics universe. This game features landmarks such as Gotham City and Metropolis, and players can buy and sell properties in these areas. One unique aspect of this game is that it includes special cards with powers from DC Comics characters. Overall, I found Winning Moves Games DC Comics Retro Monopoly Board Game to be an enjoyable game with a great theme for fans of the DC Comics universe. Smashing the DC Monopoly: Using Article V to Restore Freedom and Stop Runaway Government is a unique version of Monopoly set in Washington D.C. This game features landmarks such as the National Mall and the Smithsonian Museums, but it also includes political elements where players can vote on legislation that affects their properties. One unique aspect of this game is that it includes special cards with powers from DC Comics characters. Overall, I found Smashing the DC Monopoly: Using Article V to Restore Freedom and Stop Runaway Government to be an enjoyable game for fans of both politics and the DC Comics universe. The Confessions of a Monopolist (1906) is a classic version of Monopoly that was first published in 1903. This game features landmarks such as Atlantic City, New Jersey, and players can buy and sell properties in these areas. One unique aspect of this game is that it includes special cards with powers from famous figures such as Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller. Overall, I found The Confessions of a Monopolist (1906) to be an enjoyable classic version of Monopoly for fans of the original game. Bits and Pieces - 300 Large Piece Jigsaw Puzzle for Adults - Washington D.C. City View - 300 pc US Capital Scene Jigsaw by Artist Joseph Burgess is a fun puzzle that features landmarks such as the National Mall and the Smithsonian Museums. This puzzle is great for adults who enjoy puzzles and want to learn more about Washington D.C. Overall, I found Bits and Pieces - 300 Large Piece Jigsaw Puzzle for Adults - Washington D.C. City View - 300 pc US Capital Scene Jigsaw by Artist Joseph Burgess to be a fun puzzle that is perfect for anyone who loves Washington D.C. Coin Hopping-Washington DC is a unique version of Monopoly where players collect coins instead of buying and selling properties. This game features landmarks such as the National Mall and the Smithsonian Museums, and players can use their coins to buy special cards that give them advantages in the game. Overall, I found Coin Hopping-Washington DC to be an enjoyable game for fans of Monopoly who want a different twist on the classic game. Monopoly Batman is another unique version of Monopoly set in the DC Comics universe. This game features landmarks such as Gotham City and Metropolis, and players can buy and sell properties in these areas. One unique aspect of this game is that it includes special cards with powers from Batman and other DC Comics characters. Overall, I found Monopoly Batman to be an enjoyable game for fans of the DC Comics universe who want a different twist on the classic game. In conclusion, there are many great versions of Monopoly set in Washington D.C., each with its own unique theme and features. Whether you're a fan of real estate trading games or just looking for a fun puzzle to pass the time, one of these games is sure to fit your needs.