The Looney Tunes album has been keeping things busy in Monopoly GO, and now there’s another minigame to play. Looney Tunes Adventures is here, starting September 9 and ending on September 13 at 12 PM CT. The event has some great rewards, including a Wild Sticker, but the Adventure minigames are rarer than the usual Monopoly GO events. If you haven’t played an Adventure minigame before, the card system might take a little getting used to. Below, I will break down how to play Looney Tunes Adventures in Monopoly GO and all the rewards you can get from it.
Looney Tunes Adventures Rewards in Monopoly GO
There are four maps in total in Looney Tunes Adventures. Here’s what you will get by clearing each map:
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Looney Tunes Adventures Maps |
Rewards |
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1 |
200 Free Dice Rolls, Three-Star Sticker Pack |
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2 |
425 Free Dice Rolls, Four-Star Sticker Pack |
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3 |
Five-Star Sticker Pack, Wile E. Boom Shield |
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4 |
Road Runner Board Token, Wild Sticker |
I love playing the Adventure Club minigames because they break up the usual Monopoly GO events, and the rewards are usually some of the best you can get from a minigame. Looney Tunes Adventures is no different, with a Wild Sticker and a five-star Sticker Pack among the rewards. It’s especially useful for anyone trying to finish the Happy Harvest With Looney Tunes sticker collections.
And then we also have a few Looney Tunes cosmetics. Completing the third map gives you the Wile E. Boom shield, and the fourth map gives you the Road Runner board token.
How Does Looney Tunes Adventures Work in Monopoly GO?
When you first enter Looney Tunes Adventures, the game asks you to join a team. You need five players on your team to play. You can invite your friends, or use the + button to invite other players.
You should try to choose active players for your team, since you won’t be able to change your team later. If some teammates stop playing, it can make it much harder to complete the levels and finish the event. Once your team is ready, you will enter the Adventure map. This is a team event, so all five players work toward completing the same adventure.
Tokens are the currency used inside the Looney Tunes Adventures minigame. You’ll need them to pull cards and work on your tasks. We will explain how to collect more tokens further down in the guide.
Once you are on the Adventure map, you’ll see different objects in the area. Some have tasks you can work on, while others are locked until you complete another task first. When you start a task, you will see a few numbered options and their token costs. Higher numbers cost more tokens, but they also give you more points if you succeed.
After you choose a number, the game draws two cards from your deck. Each card has a number on it, and you add the two together. For example, if you choose 17 and draw an 8 and a 10, your total is 18.
Now compare your total with the number you chose. If your total matches or is higher, you win the attempt and make progress on the task. If your total is lower, you lose the attempt. So, if you choose 17 and draw cards totaling 18, you win. Keep spending tokens and making attempts until the task’s progress bar is full. Once you finish the task, you can move on to the next one.
Power Cards in Looney Tunes Adventures Monopoly GO
Sometimes, instead of a normal number card, you draw a Power Card. These cards give you a special advantage during your attempts. For example, the Fire Card puts your deck On Fire and gives you bonus draws. This gives you a better chance of reaching the number you need. Team Boost is another useful Power Card. Its value is multiplied by the number of teammates working on the same object, which means it becomes more useful when multiple players are working together.
Power Cards worked this way in previous Adventure Club minigames. Looney Tunes Adventures is still new, so we can’t confirm if the Power Cards and their effects work exactly the same way this time around.
Best Strategy for Looney Tunes Adventures in Monopoly GO
The biggest decision you have to make in Looney Tunes Adventures is which number to choose. Higher numbers give you more points when you beat them, but they also cost more tokens and are harder to beat. If you fail, those tokens are gone, so going for the biggest number every time can quickly become expensive.
Because of this, I usually recommend sticking with lower numbers unless you have a good reason to take the risk. They cost fewer tokens and are easier to beat, which makes them the safer choice when you just want to make steady progress on a task. But if you have a lot of tokens, you can go for big numbers. I also recommend paying attention to your Power Cards instead of treating every attempt the same.
Don’t assume that a lower number will always cost fewer tokens and give fewer points. Sometimes a lower number can cost more tokens or reward more points than a higher option, so check the token cost and points for each option before making your choice.
How to Get More Tokens for Looney Tunes Adventures in Monopoly GO
Tokens are the main currency in Looney Tunes Adventures, and there are many ways to get more of them. One of the first things I check after starting the game is my Quick Wins. They are usually simple tasks, and completing them can reward you with Adventure Club tokens along with the usual rewards.
You can also earn tokens from the milestones in the other events running alongside Looney Tunes Adventures. Right now, the ACME Kaboom event is live, and you can earn up to 133 Adventure Club tokens by completing its milestones. The two-day event runs until September 11 and gives points for landing on the four Corner tiles on your board. And yes, don’t forget to check the Shop for the free timed gift. It can also contain Adventure Club tokens.

- Released
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April 11, 2023
- Engine
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Unity
- Multiplayer
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Online Multiplayer
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