A property trading game gives each player a token, a stack of play money and a board of deeds to buy, trade and build on. The themed versions keep that format but swap the streets for dinosaurs, dogs, bugs, golf courses or fish, and many print facts on the cards.

The six games below come from two publishers, Late for the Sky and Outset Media, and all list 2 to 6 players and ages 8 and up. Details come from each listing page and are the publishers’ own claims. We have not played these copies ourselves. Where a listing disagrees with itself, we say so.

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What to Look For

Feature Why it matters
Theme Pick a subject the players already enjoy
Players All six list 2 to 6 in the text
Age The text says 8 and up for every game here
Play time Listings give about an hour

Specs at a Glance

Game Theme Players and age Notes
Dino-Opoly Dinosaurs 2 to 6; ages 8 and up Dino facts on cards; about 1 hour
Golf-Opoly Golf 2 to 6; ages 8 and up Shacks trade up to Clubhouses; 60 minutes
Dog-Opoly Dog breeds 2 to 6; ages 8 and up Dog facts on deeds; 60 minutes
Bug-Opoly Insects 2 to 6; ages 8 and up Bug facts as you play; 60 minutes
Bass-Opoly Bass fishing 2 to 6; ages 8 and up Bass types and gear; 60 minutes
90s-Opoly The 1990s 2 to 6; ages 8 and up Blocks of time trade up to a Decade; 60 minutes

The 6 Best Property Trading Board Games

1. Late for the Sky Dino-Opoly

A dinosaur-themed trading game in which players collect dino deeds and trade fossils. The maker says each card carries a dino fact, and lists 2 to 6 players, ages 8 and up and about an hour. The box has a board, custom tokens, deed cards and dice. The details table files the game under party games, which is an unusual label.

Suits: dinosaur fans. Strengths: facts on every card. Weaknesses: a long game for young children. Skip it if you want a short game.

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2. Outset Media Golf-Opoly

A golf-themed property trading game for 2 to 6 players, ages 8 and up, with about 60 minutes of play. You collect golf properties, then trade shacks for clubhouses to raise the rent, and a storm shelter sends you out for three turns. The details table lists the player count as 6 and the model as 14438.

Suits: golf fans. Strengths: a clear upgrade path from shacks to clubhouses. Weaknesses: the player data is inconsistent. Skip it if nobody plays golf.

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3. Outset Media Dog-Opoly

The board uses popular dog breeds from smallest to largest, and the back of each deed carries a dog fact. Players buy dogs, collect toys and trade them in for big bones. The text says 2 to 6 players, ages 8 and up and 60 minutes, while the table lists a minimum age of 96, which cannot be right.

Suits: dog lovers. Strengths: a breed-by-size board. Weaknesses: a nonsense age field. Skip it if you want a non-animal theme.

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4. Outset Media Bug-Opoly

An insect-themed trading game where players buy, sell and trade bugs and a few of their friends, and learn bug facts along the way. The maker lists 2 to 6 players, ages 8 and up and 60 minutes. As with Dog-Opoly, the table shows a minimum age of 96 and a player count of 6.

Suits: curious kids. Strengths: bug facts during play. Weaknesses: inconsistent age and player fields. Skip it if insects put people off.

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5. Outset Media Bass-Opoly

A fishing-themed game in which players buy, sell and trade types of bass and fishing gear. The maker lists 2 to 6 players, ages 8 and up and 60 minutes, and the box is model 14423. Its table also lists a minimum age of 96 and a player count of 6.

Suits: bass anglers. Strengths: a theme for anglers. Weaknesses: conflicting age and player data. Skip it if you want a general theme.

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6. Outset Media 90s-Opoly

A trading game set in the 1990s in which blocks of time trade up to a decade. The maker lists 2 to 6 players, ages 8 and up, 60 minutes and model 14422. The theme leans on nostalgia, so the younger players it lists may not get the jokes, and the table again shows a minimum age of 96.

Suits: adults who grew up in the 1990s. Strengths: a nostalgic theme. Weaknesses: references suit older players. Skip it if you play with young children.

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Care and Setup

  • Follow the maker’s rulebook for setup, building and the number of players.
  • Check the age on the listing before you choose.
  • Count the tokens, cards and money against the component list.
  • Use the storage the maker supplies.

Mistakes to Avoid

  • Trusting a minimum age of 96 instead of the 8 and up in the text.
  • Choosing a theme nobody at the table enjoys.
  • Planning a short evening around a 60 minute game.
  • Mixing pieces between boxes.

Property Trading Game FAQ

Are these the same as the classic game?

They follow the same format of buying, trading and building, with new themes. The rules and the pieces differ by title, so use each maker’s rulebook.

Which one suits kids?

Dino-Opoly, Dog-Opoly and Bug-Opoly print facts on their cards, which the makers describe as a learning feature.

The Short Version

For dinosaurs, Dino-Opoly. For golf, Golf-Opoly. For dogs, Dog-Opoly. For insects, Bug-Opoly. For anglers, Bass-Opoly. For 1990s nostalgia, 90s-Opoly.