MONOPOLY GO! Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes: the complete guide to the 2026 album — 21 sets, Porky's Cafe, and 15,000 dice up for grabs
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MONOPOLY GO! Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes: the complete guide to the 2026 album — 21 sets, Porky's Cafe, and 15,000 dice up for grabs

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In brief

Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes arrives until September 23, 2026 with 21 sets, 189 stickers, and a brand-new mechanic called Porky's Cafe that finally puts duplicate stickers to good use. You can grab around 15,000 free dice over the eight weeks without spending a dime, provided you follow the strategy for rare resources and bonus events.

On July 29, 2026, Scopely launched the most ambitious album of MONOPOLY GO!'s summer season: Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes. Two months of collecting, 21 sets, 189 stickers including 24 gold ones and 6 six-star ones, a brand-new mechanic called Porky's Cafe, and a final reward of 15,000 dice topped off with a Bugs Bunny token. The album runs until September 23. This guide covers everything you need to plan right now so you don't miss out on the milestone race and can finish the album before it closes.

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Credit: Scopely — Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes promo art (via IGGM)

The album's framework: two months, 21 sets, and a Warner partnership

Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes is a season-type album, built around an official partnership between Scopely and Warner Bros. Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Tweety, Sylvester, and other classic characters all appear on the collectible stickers. The setting shifts to a bucolic countryside theme — harvest time, a county fair, greenhouses — that stays consistent from one set to the next, unlike the Marvel GO! or Simpsons Season albums, which sometimes alternated between several narrative universes.

The album has 21 sets of 9 stickers each, for a total of 189 stickers. Of these 189, 24 are gold (the famous Gold Blitz will come during the event) and 6 are rated six-star — the game's highest rarity tier, hard to obtain without stacking Sticker Booms and purchasable packs. The event window is clear: from July 29 to September 23, 2026, roughly eight weeks to complete it.

The 21 sets to collect, in order

Sets unlock progressively as you make your way through the album. Here's the full list and official order:

1. ACME Acres — 2. Good Morning — 3. The Giant Carrot — 4. Family Fun — 5. Posh Pets Go Country — 6. Barnyard Business — 7. Blooming Fields — 8. Farmside Finds — 9. Growing Care — 10. Dairy Days — 11. Cafe Ingredients — 12. Greenhouse Lab — 13. Bee Trouble — 14. Carrotville — 15. Farm Friends — 16. Folk Americana — 17. Fruits of our Labor — 18. Serene Scenes — 19. Crop Circle Chronicles — 20. County Fair — 21. Looney Legends.

Two sets deserve special attention. The eleventh, Cafe Ingredients, unlocks the new Porky's Cafe mechanic once all nine of its stickers are collected (see below). The twenty-first, Looney Legends, holds most of the six-star stickers and is usually completed right at the end of the event, often relying on Wildcards and event packs.

Porky's Cafe: the new feature that finally makes duplicates useful

The album's big new addition is Porky's Cafe. Here's how it works: once you've completed the Cafe Ingredients set, duplicate stickers pulled from Cafe Ingredients packs (blue packs, event packs, and shop packs tied to that set) are no longer wasted. They turn into a cooking currency that you spend at the Cafe to cook dishes and fulfill orders from Looney Tunes characters. Each completed order rewards dice, cash, or event packs.

In practice, this finally solves one of MONOPOLY GO!'s long-standing issues: albums pile up duplicates that become nearly useless past a certain point. Here, a Cafe Ingredients duplicate keeps an active value until the event ends. The strategic takeaway is straightforward: once the Cafe Ingredients set is unlocked, prioritize blue packs that draw from its stickers, and save your Gold Blitz for the rarer sets later in the album.

Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes album
Credit: Scopely — promo visual for Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes (via IGGM)

Partners milestones: the race to 32,000 points

The backbone of the event, as with every big MONOPOLY GO! season, is the Partners milestones. They work in five cumulative tiers and progressively unlock the big rewards. The community-reported scale for the first half of August is as follows:

Tier 1 (2,500 points): 200 dice. A free warm-up that comes right after the first quick wins.
Tier 2 (6,000 points): an Episode Pack. Useful for completing an ongoing set rather than for farming dice.
Tier 3 (13,000 points): 200 to 300 dice + cash + boost. The first real tier where the reward starts to feel worthwhile.
Tier 4 (26,500 points): 300 to 500 dice + packs + a Heist. The pivotal tier — this is where most solo players drop off.
Tier 5 (32,000 points): 400 to 600 dice + cash + blue packs. The top tier to aim for if you're actively playing with a partner.

Across the whole album, combined with the seasonal Sticker Boom, Bank Heist, and Golden Blitz events, you're looking at around 15,000 free dice to collect over the eight weeks if you play regularly — not counting the final reward, which unlocks a unique cosmetic Bugs Bunny token and a substantial cash bonus.

Recommended strategy to complete the album without spending

Three rules to keep in mind before diving in:

1. Never spend a Wildcard before the final sprint. Wild Stickers should be saved for the very last week, once you've identified the 3-5 missing stickers from the Looney Legends set. Burning them early on a two-star is the worst possible move.

2. Prioritize Community Chests over blue packs. Chests drop while playing with a group and preferentially draw from rare sets. Purchasable blue packs are useful for Porky's Cafe (Cafe Ingredients) but expensive to multiply.

3. Save your dice for bonus events. The best milestone returns come during Sticker Boom, Peg-E Prize Drop, and Cash Grab. Rolling dice in base gameplay without an active multiplier is a pure waste.

The sub-event schedule to watch

Over the eight weeks, Scopely typically schedules a dense rotation of sub-events to keep engagement up. The tentative schedule to watch for the first half of August:

— A Sticker Boom in mid-August: stellar returns on sets that are still incomplete.
— A Golden Blitz around the Farmside Finds or Barnyard Business set: prepare your gold stickers in advance to maximize trades.
— A Happy Harvest Peg-E Prize Drop: the classic mini-game event with complementary rewards.
— A secondary Partners Event likely scheduled around the midpoint (week 4-5), allowing you to replay a milestone cycle.

As of now, none of these sub-events have been officially dated by Scopely: datamining from Reddit and Breakflip will provide the exact time slots throughout the week. Our daily free dice article is updated every day at noon, and flags the opening of each sub-event.

The 6 six-star stickers to hunt down first

Out of the 189 stickers, only six are rated six-star. The community has already identified that they're mainly concentrated in sets 20 (County Fair) and 21 (Looney Legends), with one or two scattered in the intermediate sets (Bee Trouble and Crop Circle Chronicles according to Reddit reports). These rare stickers alone determine how difficult it is to complete the album: without a well-placed Sticker Boom or Wildcard, the natural probability of pulling them from a blue pack remains low (around 1%).

The recommended strategy is clear: as soon as set 20 opens in late August, stop spending a single dice outside of bonus events, save all your Wildcards, and wait for the last Sticker Boom of the calendar (usually mid-September) to make your final push.

What to remember

Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes is a long, rich, and well-structured album: 21 sets over eight weeks, a genuine novelty with Porky's Cafe that solves the duplicate issue, and around 15,000 free dice to grab without spending a single cent if you play regularly. The key, as always with MONOPOLY GO!, lies in timing: don't burn your resources early, use your Sticker Booms wisely, and save your Wildcards for the end. If you play with an active partner and complete the Partners milestones up to tier 5, the album finishes without any major roadblock. Otherwise, you'll probably need to spend a few euros on a premium pass or an end-of-season pack — but that's optional, and the album remains 100% completable free-to-play for dedicated players. Our daily free dice links article picks up the thread every day at noon.

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Frequently asked questions

How exactly does Porky's Cafe work, and why is it revolutionary?
Once the Cafe Ingredients set is completed, duplicates from that set become a currency you spend at the Cafe to cook dishes and fulfill orders that reward dice, cash, and event packs. It's revolutionary because, for the first time in MONOPOLY GO!, a duplicate sticker retains active value until the end of the event instead of being dead weight.
When should I spend my Wildcards, and how many will I need?
Never before the final week. Wild Stickers should be saved for September's final sprint, once you've precisely identified the 3 to 5 stickers you're missing from the Looney Legends set. Burning them early on two-star stickers is the worst possible move and sabotages your progress.
How many free dice will I really get without paying?
Around 15,000 dice over the eight weeks if you play regularly, combining Partners milestones (up to a maximum of 32,000 points), Sticker Boom, Bank Heist, and seasonal Golden Blitz, plus a final reward with a cosmetic Bugs Bunny token. That number goes up if you play with an active partner.
Where are the six-star stickers, and how can I improve my chances of getting them?
The six six-star stickers are concentrated in sets 20 (County Fair) and 21 (Looney Legends), with one or two scattered across sets 13 and 19. The natural odds via blue pack are around 1%, so wait for the last Sticker Boom in September with all your Wildcards in hand to really give it a shot.
Should I buy blue packs to complete the album quickly?
No, that's a waste. Prioritize Community Chests, which draw from rare sets and cost zero dice when playing in a group. Blue packs are only useful for Porky's Cafe (Cafe Ingredients), but their cost is hard to justify compared to the community payout.

Key takeaways

  • Porky's Cafe turns duplicates into an active currency as soon as set 11 is completed, finally solving the long-standing problem of unusable stickers.
  • The six-star stickers are concentrated in sets 20 and 21: absolutely save your Wildcards for the final sprint and the last Sticker Boom in September.
  • Partners milestones cap at 32,000 points with 400 to 600 dice as a reward, but milestone 4 at 26,500 points is already achievable through regular solo play.
  • Never stack up paid blue packs at the start of the album: prioritize Community Chests, which draw from rare sets and cost zero dice.
  • Save your dice for bonus events like Sticker Boom and Peg-E Prize Drop, where the milestone payout is sky-high compared to standard gameplay.

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