Winning Moves Southampton Monopoly Board Game, Advance to Queen Elizabeth II Terminal, Westquay or Southampton Football Club and trade your way to success, great gift for ages 8 plus

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It goes without saying that the skates are in jail, owing money to everyone and praying for a Get Out Of Jail Free card. With properties selling at a touch higher than Eastleigh, Farnborough occupies the first of the red squares on our board, or Strand in the traditional game.

Home of the famous Winchester Cathedral, the city has plenty to offer from a number of scenic walks and wide selection of cafes and restaurants to nightlife for the city’s university students.With its short ride into London Waterloo, Farnborough (Main) also makes the board along with Basingstoke. With a number of developments ongoing across Hampshire, below is every property area in the county and the square it would occupy in the county’s own version of the famous board game. The second of the yellow squares is taken up by Petersfield, another Hampshire market town just up the A3 from Portsmouth.

The second of the orange squares, Great Marlborough Street, is Basingstoke with properties selling at just a fraction more than Lee-on-the-Solent.

Advance to Santa, Dasher, Dancer and Prancer, or even Sprouts - will you owe rent or reap the rewards? These adverts enable local businesses to get in front of their target audience – the local community. The famous property trading game was being launched at Southampton''s De Vere Grand Harbour Hotel, which appears on the board's Bond Street slot. It is not surprising, either, as the town sits in the heart of the New Forest and is particularly popular with walkers and campers during the summer months due to the vast green space surrounding it.

Featuring many of the region’s most famous landmarks and cultural icons, they make wonderful gifts, souvenirs of a trip, or great family fun with a local flavour.Moving up to the north of the county and the Hart district, Fleet occupies the final yellow square on our board. London-based games producers Winning Moves has even had inquiries from Southampton ex-pats living abroad who are desperate to get their hands on the new edition. The get-rich-quick property trading game will retain all the core items of the original Monopoly, which has sold 200m copies worldwide since its intervention in 1935. Set in the west of the New Forest, close to Brockenhurst, you will see ponies and cattle roaming freely around the village, which itself is filled with thatched cottages. Another village set in the heart of the New Forest, Sway is ideal if you seek tranquillity, while the seaside town of Lymington is only a short distance away.

The board will not only bring family enjoyment but also boost the city's profile of many significant landmarks within the community of Southampton. I feel it will also enable younger generations to appreciate and build up a greater knowledge of Southampton's heritage. Two major developments are ongoing in the city which, upon completion, could see it move up the board in the future. Featuring many of the region's most famous landmarks and cultural icons, they make wonderful gifts, souvenirs of a trip, or great family fun with a local flavour. Nearly every family at some point in their lives has sat down to play Monopoly, often with mixed results.

Miss Southampton, Emily Roberts, who swapped her usual crown for a trademark Monopoly bowler hat to launch the new game, said: "I'm elated to be involved in the launch of the city's very own Monopoly game.