The economic game 栄!, roughly translated as "Prosperity", puts the players in the world of Shibusawa Eiichi, a Japanese entrepreneur known as the father of Japanese capitalism, who established more than 500 companies. Through three stages, the players take turns choosing certain actions, such as establishing an enterprise; training talent; borrowing; or...
The most magical market is about to open its doors! In Salem, players become merchants of alchemical ingredients in the middle of a coven night. Your goal: attract the most powerful customers, sell your products at the best price... and become the most prosperous merchant in town! Over three rounds of play, you will have to produce ingredients, open...
This is a Monopoly-Like game, based on the city of Salina Kansas in the USA. It is part of Late for the Sky's "I {Heart} ..." series of 'Monopoly' clones. With street names and various locations around the city listed as properties. There are pewter molded player tokens, the houses in 'Monopoly' are represented by a "City Block", and the Hotels are...
Salt Lake City - The Game of Monogamy is a Monopoly clone set in the Utah Capital. Squares on the board share names with landmarks from and areas of the city. Unlike some other Utah based Monopoly-style games, this one makes many references to Mormon culture and less to Utah scenery/buildings. Players can land on squares such as "Go to Church," "Choose the...
Commercial game, related to Monopoly, for the purpose of promoting Saarbrücken, a city in Germany. The players move around a board consisting of 40 squares. Most of the squares are showing companies to be bought - with values between 1000 and 8000. Three companies are forming a set with the same colour. Whenever a player lands on a win&loss-square, he/she...
This is essentially a Monopoly clone with a tongue-in-cheek evangelistic theme. It's perhaps best described by the rules introduction: The game is suitable for all ages and beliefs, and is based on a synthesis of orthodox Christian beliefs and practices over the past two millennia, The board is divided into spaces representing services or works as well as...