Hasbro Games Junior Collection Launches November 9: Three Games Including Monopoly Junior Across Six Platforms, Each With Local Multiplayer for Up to Four Playe
Outright Games, in collaboration with Hasbro, announced on November 9 the official release of Hasbro Games Junior Collection, bringing three classic Hasbro games together in one digital collection designed for younger players and their families. The collection is available now on Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC — six platforms in total.
The collection features Monopoly Junior, The Game of Life Junior and Cluedo Junior. In Monopoly Junior, players roll the dice, buy properties and collect money as they make their way around the board, with simplified rules designed to make it easy to get started. In The Game of Life Junior, players spin, make choices and collect stars as they travel around the board through the different stages of the adventure. In Cluedo Junior, young detectives search for clues, cross off suspects and piece together what happened as they work toward finding the answer.
Each game can be enjoyed with up to four players in local multiplayer, according to the announcement, and players can customize their avatars and unlock new outfits and cosmetic rewards as they progress through the collection. Robin Flodin, chief executive officer of Roundtable Interactive Group, said in the announcement that the release brings the three Junior family favorites together for the first time in video game history, adding customization and multiplayer features to games families already know.
Outright Games, founded in 2016, is a global video games publisher focused on family entertainment. Hasbro is a games, intellectual property and toy company whose brands include Magic: The Gathering, Dungeons & Dragons and Monopoly.
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Source: Hasbro, Inc
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Photo: 玩家们围坐进行桌游对局（示意）。（图／Wikimedia Commons，CC BY-SA 3.0）| Players gathered around a board game in progress (illustrative). (Photo: Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0)
