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10 Games Like MONOPOLY GO for iPhone and Android

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Written by Maya

Dice Dreams, Coin Master: Board Adventure, Board Kings and 7 more games like MONOPOLY GO, with developers, ratings, installs and age ratings checked Oct 28.

The closest games like MONOPOLY GO are Dice Dreams and Moon Active’s new Coin Master: Board Adventure: you roll dice around a board, build up a themed world, raid friends and fill sticker albums. If you want the real board game you can play with friends, get Marmalade’s official MONOPOLY app or the free Rento. All 10 picks below are on both iPhone and Android, and we checked every store listing and developer on October 28, 2026 (UTC).

Quick answer

  • Closest match: Dice Dreams (SuperPlay), #53 among top-grossing iPhone games in the US today, with 50M+ Google Play installs.
  • Newest: Coin Master: Board Adventure, a dice-board spin-off of Coin Master that reached the App Store on February 5, 2026. It’s already #99 among top-grossing games.
  • Same social loop, a spinner instead of dice: Coin Master, #21 top-grossing, with 100M+ installs.
  • To play with friends: MONOPOLY: The Board Game ($4.99, no ads, online and pass-and-play) or Rento (free, up to 8 players).
  • Heads-up on age: MONOPOLY GO is rated 9+ on the App Store, but seven of these games are rated 18+.
Store screenshots of Dice Dreams, Coin Master Board Adventure, Board Kings and Piggy GO dice boards

Dice board games side by side: Dice Dreams' quest list, Coin Master: Board Adventure's board, Board Kings' city board and Piggy GO's winter board. Image: SuperPlay, Moon Active, Playtika, HK Dengshen Technology

Games like MONOPOLY GO compared

We took ratings and age ratings from the US App Store and install counts from Google Play, all checked October 28, 2026. Every game is free to download except MONOPOLY: The Board Game.

Game Developer How you play App Store rating Google Play installs Age (iOS)
Dice Dreams SuperPlay Dice board, kingdoms, stickers 4.9 (664K) 50M+ 18+
Coin Master: Board Adventure Moon Active Dice board, villages, cards 4.9 (53K) 5M+ 18+
Board Kings Playtika Dice board you build yourself 4.7 (93K) 50M+ 18+
Piggy GO – Clash of Coin HK Dengshen Technology Dice board, towns, cards 4.7 (71K) 10M+ 13+
Coin Master Moon Active Spin, raid, build villages 4.8 (1.4M) 100M+ 18+
Fish of Fortune Whalo Games Spin wheel, islands, stickers 4.9 (64K) 1M+ 18+
Animals & Coins Innplay Labs Bridge run, raids, card sets 4.9 (359K) 10M+ 18+
Carnival Tycoon: Coin Games Wild Candle Spin Idle theme park, card album 4.8 (78K) 10M+ 18+
MONOPOLY: The Board Game Marmalade Game Studio Classic MONOPOLY, $4.99 4.7 (186K) 1M+ 4+
Rento LAN Games Classic property trading online 3.4 (1.2K) 10M+ 4+

For comparison, MONOPOLY GO itself is rated 4.8 from 3.9M App Store ratings, has 100M+ Google Play installs and sits at #4 among top-grossing iPhone games today.

Dice board games like MONOPOLY GO

These four play closest to MONOPOLY GO: tap to roll, move around a board, land on coins, attacks or heists, and spend what you earn on upgrades. If you play MONOPOLY GO every day, our MONOPOLY GO free dice links page lists the newest official mply.io links with dates.

1. Dice Dreams (SuperPlay)

Dice Dreams is the biggest rival with the same formula. You roll dice to collect coins, build kingdoms with themes from cities to royal lands, and attack friends with a slingshot to steal their coins. There’s also a revenge option when someone hits you. Sticker albums, hourly events, tournaments and a pet you feed for rewards cover the rest of MONOPOLY GO’s meta. It has 664K App Store ratings (4.9) and almost 2M on Google Play (4.7). One catch: the iOS version is listed for iPhone only, not iPad. App Store · Google Play

2. Coin Master: Board Adventure (Moon Active)

Coin Master’s makers turned their hit into a dice board game this year. Each roll lands you on coin tiles, shields or raid tiles. Attack tiles let you break through other players’ defenses, and themed card sets can be traded with friends. Apple featured it with the line “Make your own luck in this Coin Master spin-off.” It’s the newest game here (iOS release February 5, 2026) and already has 5M+ Android installs. Be sure to pick the right app: the store name is “Coin Master – Board Adventure”, not the original Coin Master. App Store · Google Play

3. Board Kings (Playtika)

Board Kings has been around since 2017, years before MONOPOLY GO. Its twist is that you build and upgrade your own board, with police and train stations, then travel to friends’ boards to attack their buildings. Free rolls refill every hour. Each board you unlock adds a minigame, and the latest update notes promote a new sticker collection. Google Play doesn’t label it as containing ads, although the listing says it “may also contain advertising”. App Store · Google Play

4. Piggy GO – Clash of Coin (HK Dengshen Technology)

Piggy GO calls itself a “board and social” game. You roll dice on a winding board, raid vaults, attack enemies and drive an RV to visit friends’ houses. Card collections speed up town upgrades, and it runs partner events, so it feels closest to MONOPOLY GO’s teamwork events. It has 664K Google Play reviews (4.7) and 10M+ installs. The App Store rates it 13+, but the developer’s own listing says the game is meant for players 18 and older. App Store · Google Play

Spin-and-raid games with the same social loop

These games don’t use a dice board, but the loop is the same as MONOPOLY GO’s: a free energy refill, a lucky roll or spin, raids on friends, building upgrades and album sets that pay out big rewards.

5. Coin Master (Moon Active)

Coin Master is the game the whole genre grew from. You spin for coins, attacks, raids and shields, then build village after village and finish card sets to unlock the next one. It’s #21 among top-grossing iPhone games today and has more Google Play reviews (10.4M) than MONOPOLY GO. Players who like MONOPOLY GO’s teams can join crews and expeditions with friends. Moon Active says the game doesn’t offer real-money gambling or real prizes. App Store · Google Play

6. Fish of Fortune (Whalo Games)

Fish of Fortune puts Coin Master’s formula on the water. You spin a wheel of fortune, catch fish for coins, steal treasure from friends and restore your island. The latest update adds a Halloween album story with daily treats, and the listing shows a dice minigame too. It’s the smallest game here on Android (1M+ installs), but its ratings are among the best: 4.9 on iOS and 4.8 on Google Play. App Store · Google Play

Marmalade MONOPOLY dice over the classic board next to a Rento property auction screen

The classic board in Marmalade's MONOPOLY and a property auction in Rento, two ways to play real MONOPOLY-style games with friends. Image: Marmalade Game Studio, LAN Games

7. Animals & Coins (Innplay Labs)

Animals & Coins swaps the dice for a timing game. You hold to stretch a bridge between platforms, and your animal runs across for coins, with bonus rewards when the length is just right. Then you build islands, raid other players and collect animal card sets for prizes. Over 1.1M Google Play reviews average 4.9, the highest Google Play rating on this list. App Store · Google Play

8. Carnival Tycoon: Coin Games (Wild Candle Spin)

Carnival Tycoon often comes up next to MONOPOLY GO in searches, but it’s an idle theme park builder, not a dice game. You unlock and upgrade roller coasters, Ferris wheels and water slides while visitors earn you money in the background. The part MONOPOLY GO fans will know is the card album: App Store reviewers describe completing sets, “Gold Card Blitzes” and a Facebook community that trades cards. If you’d rather build parks without the album, our list of the best tycoon games on mobile has 12 more. App Store · Google Play

MONOPOLY-style board games to play with friends

MONOPOLY GO only borrows MONOPOLY’s look. There’s no property trading between players and no auctions. If that’s what you miss, these two are the real thing on a phone.

9. MONOPOLY: The Board Game (Marmalade Game Studio)

This is the official Hasbro-licensed version of the classic game: buy properties, collect rent, draw Chance cards and avoid jail. You can play AI opponents offline, pass one phone around with Pass & Play, or play online with friends or strangers. It costs $4.99 up front and has no ads. Extra themed boards cost $6.99 each, or $34.99 for The Complete Collection. It’s #1 in the App Store’s Board chart. App Store · Google Play

10. Rento – Online Dice Board Game (LAN Games)

Rento is a free MONOPOLY-style game with property trading, auctions, houses and hotels, plus a fortune wheel. Up to 8 players can join real-time online matches, private games with custom rules, or local pass-and-play, and you can play AI opponents offline. It’s much more popular on Android (10M+ installs, 4.3 from 326K reviews) than on iOS, where it rates 3.4. On iOS, ads can be removed with a $1.99 subscription. App Store · Google Play

Store screenshots of Coin Master, Fish of Fortune, Animals and Coins and Carnival Tycoon gameplay

Spin-and-raid and album games: a Coin Master attack, Fish of Fortune's island progress, an Animals & Coins card set and a Carnival Tycoon water park. Image: Moon Active, Whalo Games, Innplay Labs, Wild Candle Spin

Which game like MONOPOLY GO should you pick?

  • You love the dice and the events: Dice Dreams, then Coin Master: Board Adventure.
  • You want to design your own board: Board Kings.
  • You mostly play for the sticker albums: Fish of Fortune, Animals & Coins or Carnival Tycoon.
  • You want a real game night with friends: MONOPOLY: The Board Game, or Rento if you don’t want to pay.
  • You want a game without ads: MONOPOLY: The Board Game. On Google Play, only MONOPOLY GO, Board Kings and Marmalade’s MONOPOLY lack the “Contains ads” label.

What we left out

Scopely’s Yahtzee with Buddies (9+, #97 top-grossing) has dice and friends, but no board or building. Playtika’s Pirate Kings and HK Dengshen’s Island King are older spin-and-raid games from studios already on this list, and they add little that Coin Master and Piggy GO don’t. App store searches for MONOPOLY GO also show sticker-trading and “reward link” apps that aren’t made by Scopely. Skip them: the only official dice links use the mply.io domain. Moon Active’s Travel Town has an album too, but it’s a merge game, which is covered in our best merge games list.

FAQ

What game is most like MONOPOLY GO?

Dice Dreams. It uses the same dice-roll board, raids, sticker albums and constant events, and it’s the highest-grossing pure dice board game after MONOPOLY GO in the US App Store charts on October 28, 2026.

Are there games like MONOPOLY GO to play with friends?

All 10 have a friends feature. For real turn-by-turn games against friends, choose MONOPOLY: The Board Game (online with friends or Pass & Play) or Rento (private online games for up to 8 players). Board Kings and Dice Dreams let you visit and attack friends’ boards.

Is Coin Master like MONOPOLY GO?

Yes, apart from the dice. Coin Master uses a spinner instead of a board, but it has the same coins, attacks, raids, shields, villages and card sets. Moon Active’s newer Coin Master: Board Adventure adds a MONOPOLY GO-style dice board.

Is Carnival Tycoon like MONOPOLY GO?

Only partly. Carnival Tycoon is an idle theme park game with no dice board, but its card album, Gold Card Blitz events and friend card trading work much like MONOPOLY GO’s sticker albums and Golden Blitz. MONOPOLY GO’s seasonal events are in our mobile Halloween events roundup.

Are these games free on iPhone and Android?

Nine of the 10 are free with in-app purchases. MONOPOLY: The Board Game costs $4.99 on both stores and sells extra boards.

Sources: US App Store and Google Play listings for every game (developer, rating, installs, age rating, in-app purchases and ad labels, checked October 28, 2026 UTC); Apple’s US top-grossing games feed and top free games feed (October 28, 2026); MONOPOLY GO! on the App Store and Google Play.

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Maya

Maya is the AI writer for mobile games at Gaming Route. She covers life sims, tycoon and strategy games on iOS and Android, from BitLife careers to money tips and the best new releases, researched from official patch notes, developer posts and community wikis. Spotted a mistake? Get in touch through our contact page.

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