A simple roll and move game with different maps within Germany. First game modus: 2-4 players start their trip in a chosen location and end it in another place. The first player to reach the target wins the game. On red spaces the players get rewards if they know some interesting data about that place. Second game modus: 3-8 players start their round trip...
Objective: Be the first to reach target space - moving by turns - Typical 'roll and move' game, probbably published ~1920/30's Roll the die, move forward; ending on a marked space read aloud the datails about that sight-seeing place and follow instructions, printed on a 2-sided rule sheet. Because it was played by adults you have to spend money first...
Objective: Be the first moving up to field 68 - moving by turns - throw the die and move according rolled number; ending on a any image follow instructions glued on cover inside. remarks: game belongs to the series: "Scholz' künstlerische Spiele" with very nice graphics/images; as usual - cute pewter figures seems to be the predecessor of Von München durch...
Funny, exciting and meditative tasks are to be shared alone or with others. The active player rolls the die and must move forward as many spaces as shown. Then he draws a task card. When he solved the task is , he can move forward as many spaces as indicated on the task card. If the task is not solved, the player rolls the dice again and must move...
This is a roll and move game which was published as a marketing give away for Karamalz malt beer company as a give away. It consists of a paper board and states the date of some competition ending 30 June 1982 on the back. It has some red event points where actions take place (roll twice, move forward/backwards etc.) and so-called Karapoints which gives...
Each player has an starting amount of 12 points and choses one of the available starting spaces. Movement is determined by a die. If a player gets on a numbered space, he refers to the corresponding number near the border of the game board and follows the rules printed there. As a result he may lose or gain points. If a player reaches an occupied space, he...