Monopoly Go Monster Mash 2026: KPop Demon Hunters, Ghostbusters and 25 Sticker Sets

Monopoly Go launches its Monster Mash season on September 23, 2026. It runs until November 25 and mixes two licenses: KPop Demon Hunters, the Netflix hit, and Ghostbusters.

KPop Demon Hunters on the board

The KPop Demon Hunters side brings HUNTR/X and the Saja Boys into the game, with minigames and a themed boutique. Pocket Gamer also mentions a HUNTR/X concert, and Mobilegamer.biz a street race through Seoul that leads into the Underworld.

The songs “Golden” and “How It’s Done” are used in the game during the season. Gamewave sees this as the first time music takes a central place in Monopoly Go. That claim comes from a single source and should be taken with caution.

Ghostbusters: a New York rooftop and the firehouse

The Ghostbusters side takes players to 550 Central Park West. A race with themed vehicles runs across the building’s rooftop, and Gozer joins the fun.

A treasure event takes place inside the franchise’s firehouse. Mobilegamer.biz adds that it is built around the Proton Blaster.

Two new duels with friends

Two features join the season, and both are built around playing with other people rather than alone.

Fill Up Your Luck-O-Lantern: you collect candy while moving around the board, then share the rewards with a friend.
Trick-or-Treat: a quick dice duel between two players, where the higher roll wins rewards.

Scopely also puts the community forward, which is a nod to its Discord players. Designs voted on the Monopoly Go Discord become official tokens, and a “Community Gallery” sticker set reuses outfits imagined by players.

An album of 25 sets

The Mystery Mansion Album brings 25 new sticker sets to collect over the season. Two of them are dedicated to KPop Demon Hunters and to Ghostbusters respectively, which gives each crossover its own chapter in the album. The album is the season’s backbone, like the Posh Pets album earlier this year.

What matters for players

What matters is the length: nine weeks of events, with no detailed calendar yet from Scopely. Duo mechanics like the Luck-O-Lantern mostly reward those who play with active friends.

The risk is spending on the album faster than the pace of events allows. The crossovers use well-known licenses but remain skins: the rules of the game do not change.

The context is solid. Mobilegamer.biz notes that the game has passed 300 million downloads and follows a Looney Tunes crossover, after Star Wars in 2025 and The Simpsons earlier this year.