MONOPOLY is a classic board game where players engage in buying, selling, and trading properties to build wealth and bankrupt their opponents. The game is played on a square board divided into various properties, utilities, and chance spaces. Players take turns rolling dice, moving their tokens, and making decisions that can shape their success in the game.

While MONOPOLY doesn't have specific characters, players can choose from a variety of tokens to represent themselves on the game board. Common tokens include the classic top hat, car, shoe, and dog, among others. The choice of token doesn't affect gameplay but adds a personal touch to the experience.

The game is set on a colorful game board featuring different properties, streets, and utility spaces. The design varies depending on the edition, but the essence remains the same. The board creates a visually appealing and immersive experience as players navigate through the different locations.

MONOPOLY doesn't have distinct levels like video games. Instead, the game progresses through turns and the acquisition of properties. Players aim to build monopolies by owning all the properties of the same color group. As the game unfolds, players face challenges such as paying rent, drawing Chance or Community Chest cards, and negotiating trades with other players.

Players take turns rolling the dice to determine the number of spaces they move on the board. The sum of the dice determines the player's movement.

When a player lands on an unowned property, they have the option to purchase it. If they decline, the property goes up for auction, allowing other players to bid on it. Acquiring properties is key to building a successful portfolio and collecting rent from opponents.

When a player lands on another player's property, they must pay rent according to the property's value. Owning multiple properties of the same color group increases rent charges.

Building Houses and Hotels: Once a player owns all the properties in a color group, they can build houses and eventually upgrade to hotels. This increases the rent value and can lead to significant income.

Landing on Chance or Community Chest spaces triggers card draws that can have various effects, such as collecting or paying money, moving to different locations, or receiving or losing a Get Out of Jail Free card.

Landing on the Go to Jail space sends a player directly to jail unless they have a Get Out of Jail Free card. In jail, players can either pay a fine or try to roll doubles to escape. Free Parking is a safe space with no specific action but sometimes accumulates money from various in-game transactions.

Players can negotiate with each other to buy or trade properties, money, or Get Out of Jail Free cards. Successful negotiation can be a crucial aspect of the game.