Official Twilight Monopoly Board Game Launches with Edward, Jacob, and Iconic Saga Locations

The Twilight franchise now has its own official version of Monopoly. The Op Games has released Monopoly: The Twilight Saga, swapping classic street names for iconic locations from the vampire series and replacing standard event cards with Team Edward and Team Jacob decks. The game is already available in the US for $44.95.

Instead of standard real estate, players purchase locations familiar from Stephenie Meyer’s books and movies. These include Jacob Black’s home, Bella and Edward’s wedding venue, and the Volturi plaza. The core mechanics remain unchanged: buy property, collect rent from opponents, and ultimately bankrupt the other players.

Houses Replaced with Trees, Hotels with Forests

The developers overhauled nearly the entire visual style to match Twilight. Chance and Community Chest cards make way for Team Edward and Team Jacob decks, while standard houses and hotels are replaced with trees and forests—a nod to the Forks landscape and the film saga’s overall aesthetic.

The set includes six collectible metal tokens, a game board, 28 title deed cards, 16 Team Edward and 16 Team Jacob cards, 32 trees, 12 forests, money, dice, and the rules.

The manufacturer notes that the game is designed for 2–6 players ages eight and up, with matches taking 60 minutes or longer.

Despite the thematic overhaul, this is neither a new tabletop role-playing game nor a story-driven adventure. It is classic Monopoly with a redesigned board, artwork, and component names—aimed squarely at franchise fans and collectors.

Buying Officially Outside North America May Be Tricky

In the US, Monopoly: The Twilight Saga retails for $44.95 on The Op Games store. Urban Outfitters is selling the game for $46.

However, international availability comes with a catch. The Op Games explicitly states that it does not hold distribution rights for Hasbro board games, including Monopoly, outside the US and Canada. As a result, the manufacturer’s official store cannot ship this edition to buyers worldwide.

For Ukraine, this means the arrival of Monopoly: The Twilight Saga will likely depend on third-party importers and retailers handling international deliveries. No dedicated official Ukrainian release has been announced.

Themed Monopoly editions have long been a staple of collectible board games, but the Twilight edition arrives at an especially fitting time: interest in the franchise is on the rise again amid new projects in the universe and ongoing nostalgia for the late-2000s films.