The game also includes 16 “Sound” cards, plus another 16 “Vision” cards that players can draw, which are a nod to the song “Sound and Vision” from Bowie’s 1977 album Low. Once you’ve spent all your custom Bowie Monopoly money, there’s still more in store that fans can spend their real cash on this season. In April, Parlophone Records announced it would release anniversary editions of The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust for its 50th on June 17 — five decades and a day since the classic’s release in the U.K. We all know the legendary musician that is the late and great David Bowie. He could bring a wonderful burst of glamour and eccentricity to anything that he was involved in, but this doesn’t stop with his iconic music. Bowie now has his very own edition of Monopoly, joining the likes of Queen, Elvis and The Beatles who also have their own versions of the well-known board game that has been breaking up friendships and destroying families for decades. Wham Bam! David Bowie comes to Monopoly in this edition of the world’s favourite family board game!

Wham Bam! David Bowie comes to Monopoly in this edition of the world’s favourite family board game!