"Paying Your Way is a board game where each player is 'employed' in a position from one of twelve different occupational areas when he or she randomly selects a career card. These cards also include descriptions of each career area and a hierarchy of jobs in each area to which they may seek promotion. The board represents various incomes and expenses...
Welcome to the near future. Welcome to Spillover, the first expansion for Peak Oil. Spillover enriches and diversifies Peak Oil by adding variant cards, which change the fundamental rules of the game, and new Demand, Risk, and Security markers. You need the base game to play. The variant cards introduce new ways to play Peak Oil. They're divided into the...
Peak Oil Profiteer is a standalone board game set in the Peak Oil universe. As the top executive of an oil corporation, you are sent to a war-torn nation that's got a lot of oil — and no one who can help sell it! That's where you come in: Your task is to make the most cash before corruption ruins the land. This card-driven tactical game features area...
Pedigree is a board game based on actual genetic biology and real-life decisions of animal breeding to produce show ring champions and top-dollar animals. Each player is a breeder trying to make the most money by raising the best animals and building reputation through winning trophies. Your ability to breed champion stock will be determined by your...
In this roll and write game for 1-4 players, planners are tasked with creating routes around the city that net them the most income. Use dice to draw paths through the city, and also to gain access to shops. At the end of 12 rounds, the player with the most money is the winner! Pencil Planner is a print and play game designed by Wayne Koenig and published...
Penciltown is a solitaire town-building strategy game with heavy random elements. It's print-and-play, and uses a pencil, an eraser and two d6s. It's played entirely on a mostly-blank sheet of paper: you draw the town yourself. The writing is thematically dense, and is more or less low fantasy. Each round, you roll to see how productive your town is. You...
Pencilvillage is a solo print-and-play about growing a village, protecting it from attack, developing an economy, and delving into dungeons. On each of its 30 rounds, you take three actions, selected from a pool of possibilities which grows as you build more structures, and a random event threatens or aids your village. To win, you must satisfy the...
This is a Monopoly clone from Late from the Sky, a publisher that specializes in themed Monopoly games. All the deeds, spaces on the board and cards are penguin themed and some have penguin facts on them. Players roll dice to determine how far they move. Landing on a space gives the player the option of buying the property. When a player collects all the...
Peníze ("Money") is a management game in which real Czech companies and banks are included. The rules of the game respect the laws of real business and securities trading. The game shows what economic conditions affect the values of securities, for which companies are better bet on dividends and for which it is worth speculating to buy and sell shares....
A monopoly (from Greek monos μόνος (alone or single) + polein πωλεῖν (to sell)) exists when a specific person or enterprise is the only supplier of a particular commodity. Monopoly is a roll-and-move game where players move around the game board buying or trading properties, developing their properties with houses and hotels. When opponents land on players...