Highlights
- MONOPOLY GO! brings KPop Demon Hunters into its Halloween season.
- HUNTR/X and the Saja Boys arrive with new in-game experiences.
- The crossover gives the Netflix film a new presence in mobile gaming.
KPop Demon Hunters is expanding into mobile gaming through a new crossover with Monopoly GO! The collaboration is part of the game's Monster Mash season, which launched on Sep 23 and runs through Nov 25, 2026.
The crossover brings HUNTR/X and the Saja Boys into the 2023 mobile board game. Players can explore locations inspired by Seoul and the Underworld through new mini-games and interactive activities.
The event also features Ghostbusters as another major franchise collaboration.
Monopoly GO! Adds KPop Demon Hunters-Themed Content
Players can listen to Golden and How It's Done during gameplay, marking the first time MONOPOLY GO! has featured hit songs. The crossover also introduces Blocks Boutique, a KPop Demon Hunters-inspired store with collectibles and appearances from Derpy Tiger and the Saja Boys.
The collaboration adds several themed activities:
- Racers: Players race through Seoul and into the Underworld with HUNTR/X and the Saja Boys.
- Partners: Friends can build attractions featuring Rumi, Mira, Zoey, and other characters.
- HUNTR/X Treasures: Players can attend a virtual HUNTR/X concert and search for hidden treasures.
The event gives fans another way to experience the franchise while its sequel remains in development. Since its 2025 Netflix debut, KPop Demon Hunters has followed HUNTR/X as they balance their K-pop careers with their secret lives as demon hunters, while the Saja Boys serve as their demon rivals.
KPop Demon Hunters and Monopoly GO! Bring Major Audiences Together
The animated film has accumulated more than 325.1M views on Netflix and received recognition for its animation, humor, voice performances, and music. Songs from the movie also reached the Billboard Top 100, helping the soundtrack become a major part of its wider success.
Monopoly GO!, meanwhile, has surpassed 300M downloads and won more than 90 awards, including Google Play’s 2023 “User’s Choice.” Players have also passed GO over 240B times, completed 9B+ boards, and made more than 30B trips to jail.
Scopely President, Games, Victor Diaz-Roig, stated that the Monster Mash season focuses on "getting together with friends." He also described the development process as one carried out with care for the game's players.
The crossover extends KPop Demon Hunters beyond Netflix, music, and merchandise into interactive gaming.
