Students and staff at a Dutch university have passed Go and gone directly into the record books, after creating the world's largest board game.
People in Wageningen re-created the iconic board game, which measured 900.228 m² (9,689.97 ft²).
It was made of 804 individual panels attached together.
Image: Guinness World Records
The students also created a massive dice, and even houses to complete the game.
Image: Guinness World Records
The event was sponsored by the game's producer, Hasbro.
Once it was all put together on a sports field, the students got a chance to play the giant game.
Participants stood in for playing tokens and acted as the silver boots, iron, top hat and wheel barrow.
But a real dog played the part of the animal token.
Image: Guinness World Records
After the game, official Guinness World Records adjudicator Jack Brockbank announced that Studentenvereniging Ceres had successfully broken the previous record.
That was a board measuring 744.867 m² (8,017.69 ft²), which was achieved in the US earlier this year.
