- Drawing importance on the origins of the Monopoly board game, Femonopoly has been designed around this family favourite, although very different.
- The players will get to choose to play as an influential feminist from both the past and present, who will be outlined in the rule book and play for votes for their individual cause they fight/campaign for.
- Instead of currency, the players will move around the board using votes to tackle feminist issues in different countries within the different coloured categories.
- If the player has tackled all countries in a specific category, they can use votes to gain 'rights'.
- Like monopoly, if a fellow player lands on a square that you have tackled, then they would have to give you votes for your cause.
- Instead of the train stations on the original game, the players will get the chance to lead internet campaigns, which have become more popular over the last few years with the rise of social media.
- The players will have to be careful as there are four squares on the board where they will have to give up some of their votes when they land on items which are known to be more expensive for women.
- The chance and community chest cards have facts that will give the players orders, either to collect or give out votes or to direct them to another place on the board.
- Finally, the winner of the game is the player with the most votes for their cause at the end of the game.
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