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product_id: 654532597
title: "Dotted Games Monkey Palace: A Lego Board Game - Build Your Way to Victory Brick by Brick! Fun Family Brick-Building Game for Kids & Adults, Ages 10+, 2-4 Players, 45 Minute Playtime"
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# 45 min quick gameplay 3D LEGO palace builds 2-4 players, family fun Dotted Games Monkey Palace: A Lego Board Game - Build Your Way to Victory Brick by Brick! Fun Family Brick-Building Game for Kids & Adults, Ages 10+, 2-4 Players, 45 Minute Playtime

**Brand:** bezzerwizzer
**Price:** R1226
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🧩 Build, strategize, and dominate the Monkey Palace—where every brick counts!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Dotted Games Monkey Palace: A Lego Board Game - Build Your Way to Victory Brick by Brick! Fun Family Brick-Building Game for Kids & Adults, Ages 10+, 2-4 Players, 45 Minute Playtime by bezzerwizzer
- **How much does it cost?** R1226 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.za](https://www.desertcart.co.za/products/654532597-dotted-games-monkey-palace-a-lego-board-game-build-your)

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- bezzerwizzer enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted bezzerwizzer brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Endless Replayability:** Multiple boards and no fixed path to win keep every session fresh and exciting.
- • **Compete for Banana Points:** Engage in a fun, competitive race to earn the highest score through smart construction.
- • **Dynamic 3D Palace Display:** Watch a stunning LEGO palace evolve visually as you play, making every game unique.
- • **Perfect for Family Game Night:** Designed for ages 10+, it’s a seamless mix of challenge and accessibility for all skill levels.
- • **Build Your Victory Brick by Brick:** Innovative LEGO board game blending creative building with strategic play.

## Overview

Dotted Games Monkey Palace is a 2-4 player LEGO board game for ages 10+, combining creative brick-building with strategic gameplay. In about 45 minutes, players compete to rebuild a majestic 3D LEGO palace, earning Banana Points through clever moves. With multiple boards and no single winning strategy, it offers endless replay value and is perfect for family game nights or LEGO enthusiasts seeking a fresh challenge.

## Description

Monkey Palace: Build your way to victory brick by brick. A long time ago, an impressive palace was erected in the Jungle 🌴. It lay abandoned for many years, until a monkey moved in 🐒. One day the Monkey accidently removed a brick from the palace and the whole palace collapsed! Now it’s up to all of you to rebuild the Monkey Palace. Compete against each other while you help the Monkey rebuild the LEGO® Monkey Palace in this innovative and strategic building board game. Build a staircase for the Palace, count your Monkey Credits, take Monkey Cards and score Banana Points 🍌. The winner is the player with the most Banana Points! With different game boards and no single route to victory, you’ll always want to play this amazing LEGO® board game again! Suitable for children aged 10 years and up.

Review: A great intro to modern board games for fans of Lego! - My family loves Lego - even my wife has a near full collection of their flowers - and board games. When this game was announced, I knew it would be a perfect fit for us if the gameplay was solid. I'm happy to say that for us it is. The Good: This game is fully backed by Lego, so you know the quality of the bricks. The rest of the components are good as well. The cards are fine, especially because there is limited shuffling, the iconography on them is easy to understand, and the cardboard player boards are heavy & sufficient. I thought the instructions were going to be overkill at first glance, but once I got through them I can say they are nicely done. They only looked overwhelming because they go to great length - with pictures - to make everything clear. My son is 10 and had no problems jumping right in. Setup will be quick after your first playthrough (more on that below), it looks great on the table assuming you're a fan of Lego, and the gameplay moves quick enough not to overstay its welcome. Scoring is super simple; you count bananas on cards at the end of the game. There are also a couple of "mini-expansions" in the box (which are each literally a single Lego piece & new rule), which show how easily you could create your own expansions with a little creativity. The Bad: Every player's turn is the same... every turn. While the tower will be constructed differently each time, offering different paths, the basic game will be the same every time. While we have yet to tire of it, I fear some may get bored with it after repeat plays. The game is also very dependent on the colors on the cards and playing board - light green, dark green, and tan. I fear that for some with color blindness the greens may be difficult to differentiate. While the coloring makes sense thematically, it is a slight nitpick. The instructions, while clear and easy enough to follow, are printed are pretty thin paper & not even stapled together. Perhaps that's a cost-saving measure, but they look pretty bad compared to the rest of the presentation. The Indifferent: There is no component organization in the box, other than 3 trays for the various "stairway" components. The first time you setup the game, you have to sort/separate all of the various Lego pieces. While tedious, as long as you separate all of the components into Ziploc baggies when you put it away, subsequent setups will be very quick. If you store your games upright, baggies will be a necessity anyway if you don't want a jumbled mess the next time you open the box. Thematically, you're rebuilding a lost palace for monkeys... or something... I'm here for the gameplay, not the theme! To be clear, this isn't Chutes & Ladders or Candy Land. There are rules, quite a few of them actually, for how you can and cannot build the tower. It's going to take some reading - or watching a How-To Play video on YouTube - before you can jump in and play. For anyone familiar with modern board games this won't be a problem. If you're looking for something to set in front of kids and let them have at it, I think you'll be disappointed. Overall I feel this game is fantastic as a family game, and fantastic as a lighter-weight intro to modern board games. I do feel like it will eventually get to feel very "samey" if played a lot, but if rotated with other games I don't think that will be an issue. I also think this is the perfect game for creating new house rules with your own Lego you may have laying around!
Review: SO MUCH FUN!! Highly recommend for any LEGO loving family! - Oh my goodness, this game was so fun and challenging! The challenge level was just right and pushed our family to think while building. The boards were high quality and all pieces were included in the box. I highly recommend to any family that loves LEGO and STEM. Well worth the price point.

## Features

- LEGO BOARD GAME FUN: An innovative board game that incorporates LEGO bricks for creative and strategic play. Perfect for LEGO enthusiasts looking for a new challenge.
- COMPETITIVE BUILDING ADVENTURE: Players work together to rebuild the majestic Monkey Palace, competing to earn the most Banana Points through smart building strategies.
- STUNNING 3D LEGO DISPLAY: As the game progresses, watch a beautiful 3D LEGO palace take shape, offering a visually impressive construction that evolves with each move.
- FAMILY GAME NIGHT FAVORITE: Designed for players aged 10 and up, Monkey Palace engages both kids and adults with simple-to-learn yet challenging-to-master gameplay.
- ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES: With multiple playing boards and no single route to victory, each game is unique, encouraging endless creativity and replayability.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CZVPLJFY |
| Best Sellers Rank | #17,685 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #412 in Board Games (Toys & Games) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (615) |
| Item Weight | 1.72 pounds |
| Item model number | DOT10000 |
| Manufacturer | Asmodee |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 10 years and up |
| Product Dimensions | 10.55 x 10.55 x 0.1 inches |
| Release date | October 4, 2024 |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A great intro to modern board games for fans of Lego!
*by C***S on January 10, 2025*

My family loves Lego - even my wife has a near full collection of their flowers - and board games. When this game was announced, I knew it would be a perfect fit for us if the gameplay was solid. I'm happy to say that for us it is. The Good: This game is fully backed by Lego, so you know the quality of the bricks. The rest of the components are good as well. The cards are fine, especially because there is limited shuffling, the iconography on them is easy to understand, and the cardboard player boards are heavy & sufficient. I thought the instructions were going to be overkill at first glance, but once I got through them I can say they are nicely done. They only looked overwhelming because they go to great length - with pictures - to make everything clear. My son is 10 and had no problems jumping right in. Setup will be quick after your first playthrough (more on that below), it looks great on the table assuming you're a fan of Lego, and the gameplay moves quick enough not to overstay its welcome. Scoring is super simple; you count bananas on cards at the end of the game. There are also a couple of "mini-expansions" in the box (which are each literally a single Lego piece & new rule), which show how easily you could create your own expansions with a little creativity. The Bad: Every player's turn is the same... every turn. While the tower will be constructed differently each time, offering different paths, the basic game will be the same every time. While we have yet to tire of it, I fear some may get bored with it after repeat plays. The game is also very dependent on the colors on the cards and playing board - light green, dark green, and tan. I fear that for some with color blindness the greens may be difficult to differentiate. While the coloring makes sense thematically, it is a slight nitpick. The instructions, while clear and easy enough to follow, are printed are pretty thin paper & not even stapled together. Perhaps that's a cost-saving measure, but they look pretty bad compared to the rest of the presentation. The Indifferent: There is no component organization in the box, other than 3 trays for the various "stairway" components. The first time you setup the game, you have to sort/separate all of the various Lego pieces. While tedious, as long as you separate all of the components into Ziploc baggies when you put it away, subsequent setups will be very quick. If you store your games upright, baggies will be a necessity anyway if you don't want a jumbled mess the next time you open the box. Thematically, you're rebuilding a lost palace for monkeys... or something... I'm here for the gameplay, not the theme! To be clear, this isn't Chutes & Ladders or Candy Land. There are rules, quite a few of them actually, for how you can and cannot build the tower. It's going to take some reading - or watching a How-To Play video on YouTube - before you can jump in and play. For anyone familiar with modern board games this won't be a problem. If you're looking for something to set in front of kids and let them have at it, I think you'll be disappointed. Overall I feel this game is fantastic as a family game, and fantastic as a lighter-weight intro to modern board games. I do feel like it will eventually get to feel very "samey" if played a lot, but if rotated with other games I don't think that will be an issue. I also think this is the perfect game for creating new house rules with your own Lego you may have laying around!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ SO MUCH FUN!! Highly recommend for any LEGO loving family!
*by M***M on January 1, 2026*

Oh my goodness, this game was so fun and challenging! The challenge level was just right and pushed our family to think while building. The boards were high quality and all pieces were included in the box. I highly recommend to any family that loves LEGO and STEM. Well worth the price point.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great game!
*by A***A on January 15, 2026*

Wasn’t sure if we would like this game because we have tried some other Lego games in the past and they were not the best. But we love this one! Building the staircases is really fun and it’s just a really great family game.

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