Family Favorites Reimagined
Hasbro Games Junior Collection to Launch November 2026 on Consoles and PC
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The Hasbro Games Junior Collection will also be released on PC via Steam, expanding beyond the console lineup to include PC players.
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The project is developed by Casual Brothers and published by Outright Games, highlighting a collaboration with a dedicated development studio alongside Hasbro.
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Marketing assets for the reveal include an announcement trailer and the first in-game screenshots, which are available online to preview the collection.
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Outright Games CEO Robin Flodin emphasized the mission to bring treasured family moments to gaming, underscoring Hasbro’s role and the partnership as a new era for family game nights.
Outright Games and Hasbro have announced the Hasbro Games Junior Collection, a digital bundle bringing Monopoly Junior, Clue Junior, and Game of Life Junior to modern consoles and PC. The collection launches November 6, 2026, across PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC via Steam, according to Gematsu.
The package is developed by Casual Brothers and published by Outright Games. It supports up to four players in local multiplayer and includes avatar customization and cosmetic rewards. Outright Games CEO Robin Flodin called it a way to help families "create new, exciting experiences" together.
Three Classic Board Games Rebuilt for Kids
Each of the three games keeps its core identity but strips away complex rules. Monopoly Junior focuses on property trading. Clue Junior centers on detective puzzle-solving. Game of Life Junior guides players through life milestones. Bleeding Cool reports that all three use colorful, kid-friendly environments designed to feel welcoming for younger players.
The games also add interactive challenges and a shared progression system. These features give children reasons to keep playing beyond a single session. The Xbox Hub notes that the collection frames itself as a "three-in-one" value pack, lowering the cost barrier for families compared to buying each title separately.
Casual Brothers and Outright Games Lead the Build
Casual Brothers, a UK-based studio founded in 2010, is handling development. The team previously worked with Outright Games on titles like Matchbox Driving Adventures and The Grinch: Christmas Adventures. Outright Games, based in London, is managing publishing and global distribution across all six platforms.
Flodin said Hasbro's legacy "aligns strongly" with Outright's mission to make family-friendly games. Hasbro is acting as the IP licensor, deepening a digital strategy that has already produced hits like Peppa Pig: World Adventures. Bleeding Cool describes the partnership as a push to reimagine Hasbro's "Big Three" board game classics for modern living rooms.
Switch 2 Gets Spotlight as a Family Gaming Showcase
Nintendo-focused outlets are paying close attention to this release. Gematsu leads its coverage by naming Switch 2 first in the platform list. The collection is seen as a key software title for the console's second half of 2026, supporting the Switch 2's push into family-friendly local multiplayer gaming.
The game supports up to four players on a single console. That local co-op focus is increasingly rare in modern gaming, where online-only play dominates. The collection also runs on the original Switch, using scalable assets to stay sharp on both the older 2017 hardware and the newer Switch 2.
November Launch Timed Ahead of Holiday Season Rush
The November 6 release date puts the collection 13 days before Grand Theft Auto VI's anticipated launch on November 19. That gap appears deliberate. The collection targets families and younger players — an audience that will be looking for alternatives to the mature-rated blockbusters dominating the 2026 holiday season.
An announcement trailer and in-game screenshots are already live online, according to IGN. Regional branding differs slightly across markets — UK outlets like The Xbox Hub call the detective game "Cluedo Junior," while North American sources use "Clue Junior." The game is rated PEGI 3 and ESRB E, making it one of the most accessible releases of the season.
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