Licensed Games Guide
Fun IPs · Classic Games
Your Favourite Thing, As a Board Game
Clue with the Straw Hats. Monopoly with Wu-Tang. Guess Who at Dunder Mifflin. Twenty-plus licensed classics on our shelf right now — and a straight answer on which ones are actually worth playing.
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Clue: One Piece Edition — the exact moment a licensed reskin stops being a novelty and starts being a gift.
Licensed board games have a reputation, and mostly it's deserved: slap a logo on a tired classic, charge thirty dollars. But there's a category that works—where the licence is the reason someone who never plays board games sits down at the table, and the game underneath is one that has survived seventy years for a reason.
That's the shelf we've built. Below is our entire licensed line-up, sorted by what it's for: the anime and manga crowd, the TV-and-music crowd, the cute-and-cosy crowd, and the two-player and puzzle picks. Every price and stock note is from our live catalogue.
Our honest position: buy the licence you love, not the game you think you should own. A One Piece fan will play Clue: One Piece thirty times and regular Clue zero times. That's the whole trick, and it's why these make such reliable gifts.
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New licences land almost every month
The OP puts out new editions constantly and we usually get one or two copies. Join the board games list and we'll tell you what's coming before it sells through.
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The five-minute chooser
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Find the person you're shopping for, not the game.
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| One Piece |
Clue: One Piece or Chopper Yahtzee |
2–6 / 2+ |
$29.99 / $16.99 |
| Naruto |
Clue: Naruto Edition |
2–6 |
$29.99 |
| Godzilla |
Monopoly: Godzilla or Godzilla Jenga |
2–6 / 2+ |
$32.99 / $19.99 |
| Hello Kitty & Sanrio |
Monopoly: Hello Kitty or Guess Who |
2–6 / 2 |
$32.99 / $7.99 |
| Kuromi |
Kuromi Yahtzee |
2+ |
$16.49 |
| The Office |
The Office Guess Who or The Office Clue |
2 / 2–6 |
$7.99 / $29.99 |
| Friends |
Clue: Friends Edition |
2–6 |
$32.99 |
| Wednesday / Addams |
Wednesday Clue |
2–6 |
$29.99 |
| The Nightmare Before Christmas |
Nightmare Before Christmas Clue |
2–6 |
$29.99 |
| Squishmallows |
Clue: Squishmallows |
2–6 |
$32.99 |
| Wu-Tang Clan |
Monopoly: Wu-Tang Clan |
2–6 |
$34.99 |
| South Park |
Monopoly: South Park |
2–6 |
$39.99 |
| RuPaul's Drag Race |
Monopoly: RuPaul's Drag Race |
2–6 |
$29.99 |
| The National Parks |
Monopoly: National Parks |
2–6 |
$32.99 |
| Zelda |
Tears of the Kingdom 1000pc Puzzle |
1+ |
$12.99 |
| Super Mario |
Super Mario Checkers & Tic-Tac-Toe |
2 |
$13.99 |
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Anime & Manga
The shelf that moves fastest
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This is where the licence genuinely changes the game — because the fandom is young, social, and already used to sitting around a table with cards.
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$29.99 · 2–6 players · Ages 8+
Clue: One Piece Edition
Classic Clue deduction, restaged in the Grand Line with Straw Hat characters, locations and weapons. If you have a One Piece card game player in the house — and if you shop with us, you probably do — this is the crossover gift that actually gets opened and played the same night.
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$32.99 · 2–6 players · Two copies
Monopoly: One Piece Edition
The full voyage as a property game — islands instead of avenues, crews instead of houses. Longer and louder than the Clue edition; better for a group that wants one big three-hour session.
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$16.99 · 2+ players · Ages 8+
One Piece Chopper Yahtzee
Five dice, one scorecard, one very good reindeer doctor on the cup. Under twenty dollars, learns in ninety seconds, and travels — this is the one we recommend for a birthday party or a car trip.
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$29.99 · 2–6 players · Ages 8+
Clue: Naruto Edition
Same excellent deduction engine, Hidden Leaf staging. For the household where the Naruto rewatch is a permanent fixture. Two copies on hand.
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Clue: One Piece · $29.99
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Monopoly: One Piece · $32.99
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Clue: Naruto · $29.99
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Already collecting One Piece cards?
Half the people reading this are here for the TCG. The Chopper Yahtzee at $16.99 is the single best add-on we sell for a One Piece player who wants something the non-card-playing half of the family can join in on.
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TV & Music
For the group chat
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$7.99 · 2 players · Ages 6+
The Office Guess Who
Under eight dollars. Two players, five minutes, twenty-four Dunder Mifflin faces. It's a stocking stuffer, a desk game and a birthday card in one — and honestly the best value item on this whole page. Ten copies in.
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$29.99 · 2–6 players · Ages 8+
The Office Clue
The full-size version of the same joke, and a much better game night. Who ruined the sales report, in which part of the branch, with what. Pairs perfectly with the Guess Who above as a two-gift set.
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$32.99 · 2–6 players · Six copies
Clue: Friends Edition
Central Perk, the apartment, the whole cast. Our most reliable 'gift for someone who says they don't really play board games' — because they've seen every episode twice.
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$29.99 · 2–6 players · Ages 8+
Wednesday Clue
Nevermore Academy as a murder-mystery board. Tonally the best-matched Clue reskin on the shelf — the licence and the game are about the same thing for once.
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$34.99 · 2–6 players · Twenty copies
Monopoly: Wu-Tang Clan
Shaolin as a property board, and by some distance the deepest licensed stock we hold — twenty copies, so this is the one you can actually count on being here. Reliably the loudest table in the store when somebody brings it in.
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$39.99 · 2–6 players · Five copies
Monopoly: South Park
Twenty-plus seasons of South Park condensed into property squares. Adult humour, adult table — check the room before you deal this one out at a family gathering.
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$29.99 · 2–6 players · Four copies
Monopoly: RuPaul's Drag Race
Werk room, main stage, lip sync — the show's whole structure maps onto the board better than you'd expect. A genuinely joyful game night box.
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Office Guess Who · $7.99
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Clue: Friends · $32.99
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Monopoly: Wu-Tang · $34.99
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Cute & Cosy
Sanrio, Squishmallows and the gentler shelf
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$32.99 · 2–6 players · Ages 8+
Monopoly: Hello Kitty & Friends
Sanrio's whole cast on a pastel board. This is the licensed Monopoly we sell most often as a birthday gift for a kid — bright, friendly, and a full-length real game underneath.
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$7.99 · 2 players · Ages 6+
Hello Kitty & Friends Guess Who
The seven-ninety-nine version of the same joy. Two players, quick rounds, and small enough to live in a bag. Our most-recommended under-$10 gift for a young player.
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$16.49 · 2+ players · Ages 8+
Kuromi Yahtzee
For the Sanrio fan whose favourite is emphatically not Hello Kitty. Same fast five-dice game, considerably more attitude on the cup.
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$32.99 · 2–6 players · Two copies
Clue: Squishmallows Edition
Somebody squished somebody. Genuinely one of the softest-landing versions of Clue for younger players — the theme takes all the menace out and leaves the deduction in.
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Games & Puzzles
Video game licences and two-player picks
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$12.99 · 1+ builders
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom — 1000-Piece Puzzle
A thousand pieces of Hyrule for thirteen dollars. Puzzles are the quietest thing we sell and the one people finish — this is a full weekend on the dining table for the price of two coffees.
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$13.99 · 2 players · Ages 6+
Super Mario Checkers & Tic-Tac-Toe Collector's Set
Two of the oldest games in the world with Mario and Bowser as the pieces. The collector's tin is the point — it looks good on a shelf and it's the first 'real' board game a lot of five-year-olds will actually finish.
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$19.99 · 2+ players · Ages 8+
Godzilla Jenga
A tower of blocks and a very large lizard. It's Jenga — you already know if you want it — but the Godzilla staging turns a filler into a whole bit. Great with kids, great with a crowd.
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$32.99 · 2–6 players · Ten copies
Monopoly: Godzilla
Kaiju as property, city districts as squares. Ten copies in, which makes it one of the safer 'is it in stock' answers on this page.
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Zelda Puzzle · $12.99
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Mario Checkers · $13.99
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Godzilla Jenga · $19.99
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Seasonal
Two that are about to matter
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$29.99 · 2–6 players · Four copies
Disney: The Nightmare Before Christmas Clue
The rare licence that covers both October and December, which is why we keep it in stock rather than seasonally. If you're building a Halloween shelf at home, put this next to the spooky games.
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$32.99 · 2–6 players · Four copies
Monopoly: National Parks
Sixty-odd US parks instead of Atlantic City real estate, with real photography. The one licensed Monopoly on this list that works as a gift for a parent or grandparent — and it's quietly educational, which is never a bad thing at a family table.
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If you want ___, grab ___
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Under $10, no thinking required: The Office Guess Who or Hello Kitty Guess Who — both $7.99.
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The best licensed game underneath the licence: Any of the Clue editions. It's a genuinely good deduction game and the reskins don't touch the rules.
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Guaranteed in stock: Monopoly: Wu-Tang Clan (20 copies) or Monopoly: Godzilla (10 copies).
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Something the TCG player and their family can both play: One Piece Chopper Yahtzee, $16.99.
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A quiet weekend, not a game night: Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom 1000-piece puzzle, $12.99.
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A first real game for a five-year-old: Super Mario Checkers & Tic-Tac-Toe, $13.99.
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Adults only, after the kids are in bed: Monopoly: South Park, $39.99.
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Buy Smart
How to pick a licensed game that doesn't sit on the shelf
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Four rules we use ourselves
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The licence picks the player, the game picks the night. Choose the fandom for who's opening it, then check the underlying game fits your table size and attention span.
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Clue over Monopoly for mixed groups. Clue runs 30–45 minutes and nobody gets eliminated. Monopoly runs two hours-plus and somebody always leaves early.
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Yahtzee and Guess Who travel. If it's going in a bag, to a restaurant or on a plane, those two lines are the answer — and both are under $20.
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Buy the deep-stock title if it's for a specific date. A lot of these are down to two copies. Wu-Tang, Godzilla and the two Guess Who editions are the reliable ones.
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The Long Game
Why we bother with licensed games at all
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Because they're the door. Somebody who'd never walk into a game store walks in for a Wednesday Clue or a Zelda puzzle, has a good night at a table with people they like, and comes back for something with more depth. We've watched it happen a hundred times.
It's the same reason we stock building kits and puzzles alongside the strategy shelf — raising the next generation of nerds means giving people an entry point that already makes sense to them. A Mario checkers tin at five, a Godzilla Jenga tower at eight, a real deduction game at eleven, and by fifteen they're arguing about draft priority in a card game. That's the ladder, and licensed games are the bottom rung — no shame in it.
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Building minds, not just shelves
Puzzles and construction sets are the same instinct pointed at a younger builder. Our puzzles & STEM shelf is where a lot of these families start.
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Are these the same rules as the original games?
Broadly yes, with themed tweaks. Clue editions keep the deduction engine intact; Monopoly editions keep buy-build-bankrupt. You are not learning a new game.
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Which licensed line is the best game?
Clue. It's 30–45 minutes, nobody's eliminated, and it plays well from age eight to eighty. Monopoly is the better gift and the worse game night.
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What's your best licensed gift under $20?
The Office Guess Who or Hello Kitty Guess Who at $7.99, One Piece Chopper Yahtzee at $16.99, or the Zelda puzzle at $12.99.
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Do you get new licences in regularly?
Yes — The OP releases new editions constantly and we take one or two copies of most. Join the list and we'll flag them.
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Which of these are safe for young kids?
Hello Kitty (both), Squishmallows Clue, Super Mario Checkers, Godzilla Jenga and the puzzles. South Park and Wu-Tang are adult-table games.
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Can I see them before buying?
Come by 35 S Van Brunt St — most of these are on an open shelf and we'll happily talk you out of the wrong one.
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The Third Space
The licensed wall is worth a browse
35 S Van Brunt St, Store D, Englewood NJ. Half of these get bought because somebody walked past and said 'wait, they made a WHAT?' Come do that.
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Buy the licence you love. The game underneath has already proved itself. See you at the table.
Prices, stock levels and player counts reflect our live catalogue at time of writing and can change. All titles are officially licensed editions from The OP / USAopoly unless noted.
