The objective of the game is to ensure that all comrades reach POPULAR AGRARIAN REFORM without leaving anyone behind and with the greatest number of seeds to sow the future. Throughout the game, players will face various obstacles that must be overcome collectively and cooperatively. To reach POPULAR AGRARIAN REFORM together, you and your comrades must...
Rumor has it is a conspiracy themed card game born from the need to uncover concealed truths. There are many secrets in the world, some are hiding in plain sight, others thrive in the shadows. With Rumor has it, you control the narrative. Using one card from each of the 4 categories, create weird and wondrous conspiracies to shock and confound your...
Described in the book Calculate!, Run for President is a representation of the Electoral College system for selecting a President of the United States. Play makes use of a calculator - floating point division is used at the start to seed the game. Beyond that point, the process could also be done simply by hand (multiplication by a single digit). The first...
A contest between two players or teams to win the most electoral votes by answering questions about the states, the Presidents, and Washington, DC. The players roll dice and move around the board, answering questions based on which space they land on. A question is asked about the state landed on, if it is a state or Washington, DC square. If the answer is...
The basic rules for playing Run For President are simple: 1. Starting with four random state cards each, the players take turns asking another player for a state touching (geographically) one they are holding. If they get the card they get to keep asking. If not, they draw the top state from the deck. 2. When a player gets four states that are connected...
This is a Monopoly-style election game with some add-on trivia. Each player starts with $5.5 million and rolls dice to move around the 62-space track. A player landing on a state space may pay $20,000 times its electoral votes to win it. If he doesn't want to or can't pay, the state goes up for auction. And if the state is already owned, the player pays...
Run Hippy! Run!The Boardgame is the game of capitalism let loose on the globe. As a Captain of Industry, you will exploit the people and resources of the world to advance your corporation, all the while plotting to crush any dissent. Gameplay consists of moving around a board and collecting profitable Corporate Misconduct Cards and costly (but useful)...
Up to six players battle it out to win the majority of electoral votes and become President of the USA. Each player answers questions about America and every correct answer usually gains them 5 chips to place on the board. They can place these in no more than two states. As soon as a player has got 51% of the votes in a state they win all of the votes in...
The game is played in two phases: the Primary and the General Election. In the Primary a player scores five points every time one’s pawn passes the National Recognition space; ten points by landing on it. When a player reaches a target number of votes (the number varies with the number of players), the player moves onto the General Election phase. A player...
The gameboard is a map of the United States displaying 128 cities. There are four types of cities. Depending on the type of city a player’s pawn lands a player may raise funds, spend funds to get vote chips, declare vote chips for a state in the hopes of getting a plurality to earn that state’s electoral votes or go head-to-head with another opponent in a...