Blue Chip (also published as Dow Jones) is a very simplistic stock market game with an interesting twist (sliding pegboards). There are 12 companies divided into Industrials (such as GM), Railroads (such as Union Pacific), and Utilities (such as AT&T). There are four of each type, and each type has a peg board of a different primary color. On your turn you...
This game is concerned with the acquiring of Assets. The Assets are acquired by making bids using cards. Every player has 56 Bid Cards, that range from 1 to 50 + 6 blank cards. When a player bids for an Asset, he selects one card from his holding. All bids are simultaneous. You don't have to bid if you do not want to. Bids are revealed and the highest...
A Korean knock-off of Monopoly. Instead of buying "streets," you're buying "cities" (Seoul replaces Boardwalk). If you visit your own city, you can build various buildings. Community Chest and Chance cards are conflated into one "Key" cards that give you either some sort of bonus or penalty. Other than that, it's pretty much identical to Monopoly: roll...
Blue Mongolia is a Monopoly reimplementation with a Mongolian theme and a trivia component. Players move around a circular board buying and selling cultural elements of Mongolia (from the Gobi desert to the Mongolian costumes to the State play of Mongolia). When a player lands on an "About Mongolia" space, they must answer a trivia question, earning money...
Blue Steel Brewery is a "roll and write" game that puts the player in the seat of a manager, at a beer-making company. The goal is to take the initial capital and increase the size of the business by buying ingredients from the fluctuating market and producing various types of beers and ales to sell. Logistically, ales are a type of beer, but for the sake...
Blue Mountain Coop. is a board-game for 1-6 players (time: 20-30 minutes). The Blue Mountain Coop. is a medium-sized pharmaceutical company. F&O at Blue Mountain Coop. is smarter than big pharmaceutical because cross-department projects are here regarded as common tasks and are successfully conducted in a cooperative way. BlueMountain Coop. is realized as...
Bluenose is a fishing game based on the famous Canadian sailing ship Bluenose. The object of the game is to navigate your ship out to the fishing grounds and return safely with a catch of fish which are sold at market. The prices of the market are controlled by cards. The price of half of the fishing commodities are known and the other half hidden at all...
Players take on the role of casino builders, competing to create the most impressive and valuable casino floor. Using a shared set of cards, each turn moves quickly—draw, play, and expand. Cards are placed to form connected areas, and the way those spaces link together can make or break a strategy. Because all players draw from the same pool, no two games...
In Blume, players plant and grow their own flowerbed by placing matching tiles. After each round, players will prune their gardens to prepare for future growth. Players decide to increase their greenhouse supply or affect the local market, ultimately determining the value of everyone's greenhouse. At the end of three rounds, the player with the most...