Part of a series of games published at the end of the Victorian era, the New Testament Game (No. 1124) follows the same formulaic gameplay of the other Cincinnati Game Co. games (including the Game of Flowers, No. 1126, also published in 1899, and the the Game of Shakespeare, published in 1900). In the New Testament Game, cards depict scenes from the life...
To play, you consider several words and phrases, and determine the order in which they entered our language. Each card has a word on front. Players try to put them in the correct chronological order. When they have finished, they flip the cards over to see how they've done. The year each word entered the language are printed on the back. The game can also...
"The New World: A game of American history from discovery to James K. Polk." This antique card game consisted of a set of forty cards in a slipcase. Twenty of the cards depict famous people in American history with clues to their identity. The other twenty cards contain questions and answers about the original colonies and the first eleven presidents. The...
Objective: Using the detailed street map of New York each player is given five companies to be established in the city as close to the centre as possible. With the help of dice and counters, each players chooses where to place, turn or remove company tiles. Once a company is established on the map, the corresponding four 'places worth seeing' are revealed...
(from game insert:) Now New York is a game! And playing the subway can be fun.. Take the subway to 6 of New York's fascinating places of interest. You'll find 36 of them on THE NEW YORK GAME board. Change lines! Detain every player to your advantage. Let those delays, repairs and mix-ups obstruct your opponents' progress. The first one to return to his...
The New Zealand Investment Game is an exciting strategic board game designed by highly respected investement writer, Frank Newman. It is an invaluable educational tool for both students and serious investors who are keen to flex their business muscles, without actually risking their own money! Invest in the sharemarket, buy property, invest in the money...
Menagerie highlights the diverse range of New Zealand's wildlife and some of the threats to the survival of these animals. You are in control of a nature reserve, with three habitat types (High Country, Forest and Coastal) which will be filled with breeding populations of suitable animals. Each turn a player draws a card and must either play animals into...
Billed as "the fun game that lets you explore your feelings & values", this TV show-inspired game seems to be in keeping with its Ungame ancestry. The goal of the game is nominally to collect a set of cards which match your "Winning Ticket", where the four types of cards correspond to the four main characters from "The New Zoo Review" (Freddie the Frog...
Would you recognize John Crosbie from a photograph? Could you identify Joe Batt's Arm? Do you know what barnacles look like? Each photograph tests your knowledge of a Newfoundland location, personality, or cultural item. Contains OVER 200 PHOTOGRAPHS for you to identify. Photos are in four different categories: Arts & Culture, People & Politics, History &...
Players seek to answer trivia regarding famous news stories dating back as early as 1900. Categories include: 20th Century, 21st Century, Sports, Arts & Entertainment, and Science & Technology. Victory is achieved by scoring five of one category, a 3/2 combination, or a run including each category, so players are awarded both for breadth of knowledge as...
Newsworthy is a social game where players are investigative news hounds. Players seek articles on the internet from their smart phones, tablets, or PCs. The game can be played in person or remotely. The topics to investigate each round are guided by Tech Deck cards. Newsworthy is a blend of a conversational game, an investigative game, and a social game. A...