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USAopoly Giving Away Video Game Themed Board Games
Board game publisher USAopoly is currently running a contest, with prizes that include video game themed offerings. Starting today, the company is giving away one board game per day on its Facebook page.
Here are the different prizes you can win:
- 12/13: Memory Challenge - Adventure Time Edition
- 12/14: Clue - The Big Bang Theory
- 12/15: Yahtzee - Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Collector’s Edition
- 12/16: Risk - Mass Effect Galaxy At War Edition
- 12/17: Monopoly - My Little Pony
- 12/18: Risk - Plants vs. Zombies Collector’s Edition
- 12/19: Ratuki
- 12/20: Super Mario Chess Collector’s Edition
- 12/21: Tapple
- 12/22: Telestrations
- 12/23: Monopoly - The Walking Dead Survival Edition
- 12/24: Monopoly - The Wizard of Oz 75th Anniversary Collector’s Edition
- 12/25: Grand Prize - All 12 games plus a secret bonus game
You can enter by visiting USAopoly’s Facebook page. You'll first need to like their page. Then, each day return to enter for the current drawing. Good luck, and happy board gaming!
Our Take
I’ve got the Mario Chess set and absolutely love it. The board is simple cardboard, but the PVC figures are fantastic. Here’s hoping the Plants vs. Zombies and Mass Effect editions of Risk are just as lovingly assembled.
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