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MONOPOLY GO! Launches Spellbinding Harry Potter Collaboration With All-New Magical Maps and Features

Fans of MONOPOLY GO! and the Wizarding World are in for a magical surprise. Scopely has officially launched a brand-new, limited-time collaboration inspired by the Harry Potter films, transforming the global hit mobile game into an immersive, wizarding adventure now through February 4.

Beginning today, players—known in-game as “Tycoons”—can step into a reimagined universe where every corner of MONOPOLY GO! celebrates iconic characters, locations, and magical moments from the beloved franchise.

Explore Hogwarts, Diagon Alley & More With New Seasonal Maps

For the first time ever, players can journey through fully themed Seasonal Maps. These visually rich boards include:

  • Hogwarts Castle
  • Diagon Alley
  • Festive Hogsmeade Village

Each area is packed with magical details and interactive elements that blend MONOPOLY GO!’s signature charm with the atmosphere of the Wizarding World.

Choose Your Hogwarts House With New House Crest Shields

Players can now represent their favorite Hogwarts House through new collectible House Crest Shields, adding a fresh layer of personal identity and strategy to the game.

New Magical Mini-Games, Collectibles & Challenges

The collaboration brings a wave of additional features and activities, including:

  • Blocks Boutiques, a new themed mini-game
  • A Sticker Album featuring 23 sets of Harry Potter icons
  • Limited-time challenges like Quidditch, Hogwarts Racers, and Gringotts Racers

Plus, players can collect exclusive themed tokens, emojis, dice, shields, and magical artifacts throughout the season.

How to Play

The MONOPOLY GO! x Harry Potter special season is available now as a free download on both iOS and Android devices.

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