Game play is conventional round the board turns with risk and reward squares. The players hold shares in companies and gain or lose money whilst trying to get shares from other players. They can also buy and sell bull and bear positions to bet on rises and falls in company stocks. The goal of the game is to acquire all the shares of a company, which causes...
In business, a take over is the purchase of one company by another (the acquirer or bidder), usually the first competitor. Each player represents a major European businessman at the head of an industrial empire. Each industrial group will try to grow placing factories on the map of the European nations and by selling its products on markets. The players...
The object of the game is to become the wealthiest player through buying and selling stocks. The board and play resembles Monopoly. Play begins on the opening bell and $20,000 is collected each time the spot is reached. Roll & move to a space for the opportunity to purchase that company's stock. When all of a company's stock (a color group) is owned by one...
Trying to invest in the future? Read the stock reports, follow the trends, talk to valued advisors. Or chuck the whole thing and play Take Stock ! You are the power players. You can choose to make the prices rise as you purchase stocks in strong companies, or you can choose to crush the dreams of your opponents by freezing their accounts or crashing the...
Description from the publisher: Take The Galaxy is a galactic exploration and colonisation card game that can be played solo, or with up to 4 players. You take the role of one of the pioneering factions, set out to explore a yet uncharted galaxy discovered through a wormhole. You and your rivals explore a number of sectors in this new galaxy, which is...
Is the 50's and you discovered the thrilling world of the fast-food takeaway! But also, your adversaries! Takeaway! is a game for 1 to 4 entrepreneurs, where you must administrate your movement and goods to buy new products and monopolize the market! The player with their Food Truck at the start of the Road takes a turn. In your turn you must advance your...
'Take Over' is a board game about gaining control of a company by building up a holding of the shares, and subsequently preventing other players from doing the same. For up to 9 people - 8 players and a Chairman. With less than 8 players, the excess companies are removed from play and their squares on the board are covered over leaving only the companies...
Takeover is a stock game for 2-6 players using a Piecepack set. Players take turns merging corporations (tiles) to increase either short-term cash gains (value-up coins) or long-term stocks that pay out at the end of the game (suit-up coins). The suit of a tile represents its industry; the value of each tile, along with the number of other tiles in its...
"Card game for 2+ players. Each player represents a group of investors trying to buy a target Company. Of course they are competing with rival groups." The game uses a custom deck of cards. There are two types of cards in the deck: Investor Cards and Tactics Cards. The object of the game is to hold the most shares at the end of the game, thereby winning...
from the web site, GOAL To Own Five Out of Eight Sectors. PLAY SUMMARY Players move their tokens by the roll of dice, Move To Instructions, and the INTERNET in which to purchase companies, which leads to owning sectors. Players can also sell, trade, and do Takeovers to get companies and sectors from others. A sector has 2, 3, or 4, companies. Each company...
Takeover is a stock game with simulations of standard market mechanics and an additional twist of "hostile takeovers". Players must build up their financial portfolio by risking money on long or short selling, playing the variations in the market, using margins and generally speculating. Players roll and move around a Monopoly-type board, with landing...
You are a stock market investor who is looking to get the most out of your money. Buy low and try to control the market to gain you the most victory points! Everyone starts out with the same ten numbered cards and uses these to bid on stocks. Bids are collected each round and stock prices change based on the total amount bid for each stock. Stock values...