‘Heated Rivalry’ Is Getting Its Own Adults-Only Monopoly Edition

Since it premiered on Crave and HBO Max on November 28, 2025, ‘Heated Rivalry’ has grown into one of the biggest pop culture phenomena to come out of Canada. Jacob Tierney’s adaptation of Rachel Reid’s ‘Game Changers’ books stars Hudson Williams as Shane Hollander and Connor Storrie as Ilya Rozanov. The two play rival hockey stars whose on-ice feud hides a secret romance.

The series became Crave’s biggest series debut ever and took over social media almost overnight. Crave and HBO Max renewed it for a second season in December 2025, and Williams and Storrie teased the return in a promo video built around a hockey puck.

Now the hockey romance is coming to game night. Hasbro has unveiled ‘Monopoly: Heated Rivalry Edition’, a licensed version of the classic property-trading game rated for players aged 17 and up.

The game was made with Tierney’s production company, Accent Aigu Entertainment. Instead of a random collection of properties, the board follows Shane and Ilya’s love story in chronological order, from their fierce rivalry on the ice to the slow-burn romance away from it.

Hasbro unveils a 17+ ‘Heated Rivalry’-themed Monopoly board game. https://t.co/YrB8rXQTya

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Players buy locations based on scenes from the series and collect rent from their rivals as they go. The board also uses 2 of the show’s most recognizable images: the pair in Las Vegas from the first episode and the face-off from the Season 1 poster.

The classic Chance and Community Chest piles are replaced by Texts and Tabloids cards. These include messages from “Lily” and “Jane,” the aliases the couple use on the show, along with sponsorship deals and gossip about MLH players.

More info about the official Heated Rivalry Minopoly Game. The game follows Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov’s love story in chronological order, with plenty of familiar details for fans to discover. 🏠 Properties: Claim iconic locations from the series and build Hotels and Cottages! 💌 Texts and Tabloids: Special cards featuring messages from Lily and Jane, sponsorships and hockey gossip. 🎲 Playing tokens: Six show-inspired tokens, including a strawberry smoothie, the MLH Cup, a tuna melt, an extra banana and the infamous Canadian wolf bird! 👀 The board: The full design is still under wraps, but the first preview reveals a gym among the properties. 📅 Release date: May 1, 2027 🎟️ Preorders: Available through Amazon, Walmart and Hasbro Pulse. The cottage is officially becoming Monopoly property! 🔗 https://t.co/LNJLWUtCOt

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Hasbro’s cleverest swap involves the buildings. The usual little green houses become 32 plastic hotel room keys, and 12 plastic cottages take the place of the red hotels. That means fans can finally own a piece of the show’s most famous location. As Daily Hive put it, the game is something you’ll want to pack for the cottage.

The box also includes 6 zinc tokens inspired by the series. The options include a Straw + Berry smoothie, the MLH Cup, a tuna melt, an extra banana, and a “stupid Canadian wolf bird,” a token that’s already a fan favorite online.

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Fans should look closely at the board, too. Most of it highlights favorite Season 1 moments, but Hasbro says it also hides a nod to Season 2. The new season is expected to arrive in May and adapt Reid’s novel ‘The Long Game’, which continues Shane and Ilya’s relationship. Cosmopolitan, which had the first look at the game, noted that the full board is still being kept under wraps for now.

The game is available to pre-order now on Amazon and Walmart in the U.S. and Canada. It officially releases on May 1, so it lands close to the new episodes. The package includes the game board, 28 Title Deed cards, 16 Texts cards, and 16 Tabloids cards, as well as dice and play money. It’s designed for 2 to 6 players. As always, the last player with money left after everyone else goes bankrupt wins.

The marketing push has already reached fan spaces. What’s Trending reported that at least 1 large fan account on X shared the pre-order link under a paid partnership label on the day of the reveal.

The board game is the latest sign of how far the series has gone beyond a typical streaming hit. A collector’s edition 4K Blu-ray of the first season is also available, according to Rolling Stone. The 17+ rating fits a show known for being one of the steamiest on TV. It also makes clear that this edition is meant for adult fans rather than family game night.

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