A community building board game. The Hungarian title translates "Pray in a smart way!". The game play is similar to that of Monopoly. Throw the dice and decide what you want to do with your money. The aim of the game is to build a church community. Four church communities compete. Each community wants to gain more members. The aim is not to collect money...
Description from the publisher: Impact is a foresight game. It is designed to help people imagine and think critically about the future. Players take on the roles of distinct characters, each with their own 'Job of the Future' and unique set of preferred future conditions. They compete to create a world where their future job is relevant and secure....
Imperamus is an all-encompassing, strategic Euro-Ameri experience which transports players to the early days of the Roman Republic, at the very beginning of their conquest of the Italian peninsula. Players take on the role of noble Roman families who must balance competition with cooperation to expand the borders of Rome and create a civilization that can...
With Napoleon's abdication in 1815, the major powers of Europe convene the Congress of Vienna in Austria. Explore an alternate history with each player taking the reins of a great European nation of the period. It is now up to each of you to decide how the borders of Europe will be redrawn. Establish a dominating presence of power and wealth through clever...
User summary: カムダカラ (Kamu-Dakara) are "the Imperial Regalia of Japan". Consisting of the sword Kusunagi, the mirror Yata no Kagami and the jewel Yasakani no Magatama, these are sacred treasures of Japan and are supposedly stored in three locations in Japan. In this game, which takes place in ancient Japan, the turn player offers three cards, each with a...
Dreams, strategy and action ... this is how an Empire is created. Invest in properties and companies, accumulating wealth and doing business around the world, with this strategy game that will make you a millionaire. Imperio ("Empire") is a board game, in which each player will try to build their own business empire. Inspired by the market economy, Imperio...
From the publisher: Imperios Milenarios (Millenarian Empires) is a game where each player leads an ancient civilization of the World, expanding its territories, improving its sciences and boosting its industries throughout the Ages. The game will last until a number of civilizations reach the Bronze or Iron Ages, when points will be awarded for the...
Imposter is a lively after-dinner game in which players use debate, bluff and logic to win points. A Murder Mystery-style deduction game: Imposter! is a conversation-based mystery game of social deduction and bluffing. All of you are guests at the Earl of Simpleton’s country estate, but some of you are trying to make off with his treasures undetected. Each...
(From the back of the box.) Go directly to In-N-Out Burger. Do not pass up this opportunity to play America's favorite board game with an In-N-Out flavor. It's the all new In-N-Out Opoly Property Trading Game. ... The In-N-Out Opoly Game is a hamburger lover's dream come true - build your own empire of the most sought after In-N-Out collectibles, menu...
Civilization teeters on the edge of collapse. Will you dominate the ashes, or evolve beyond them? In Peril is a strategic board game of conflict, cooperation and transformation. Choose one of six powerful countries and guide your people through a world on the brink of nuclear war. The game includes two separate editions. In Beyond the Brink edition, you...
In Inawapa, you go around the board building weapons and shelters, capturing and eating prey, and sometimes fighting other players. You can starve to death, be killed by predators, die in a natural disaster, or be snuffed out by another player. The object of the game is to survive while other players are dying. There’s only one survivor, and the last one...
A game of corporate in-fighting, playable with a standard piecepack. Players are middle managers in a large corporation who must cooperate to complete a series of corporate initiatives. However, they want sole credit for initiatives that succeed and they want others to take the blame for initiative that fail. If too many initiatives fail, the company goes...