Monopoly: Milk Chocolate Game (1997)

This version of Monopoly plays very similar to the normal rules, albeit with a smaller board containing just 12 properties. What makes this version particularly special is that the tokens, houses, and hotels are all foil-wrapped chocolate candies. To start, each player is given $1,000 and all properties are dealt out much like a standard Short Game (although it is of course possible to play a standard game). There is only one die to roll, so you cannot get in or out of Jail with doubles; instead, rolling a 6 or paying $100 gets you out. Only two houses are needed before a hotel can be built, and the interest rate is fixed at $40. The winner of the game gets not only the satisfaction of having won over his or her opponents, but also has the privilege of consuming all the chocolate. Unlike the later Monopoly: Chocolate, this version is perfectly playable post-chocolate consumption through borrowing the same tokens, houses, and hotels from another Monopoly game.