Terrible Candidates pits you and another candidate against each other in a fierce debate where you need to win over the Press. You’re given a selection of Policy cards which you then use as prompts for debate when the Topic card is revealed. You each take 30 seconds to win over the Media, who has the chance to interact with you (don’t like it? Yell out...
A darkly comedic board game that takes its players on a satirical journey through the absurd world of celebrities, politics and influence. Create your very own super-star persona with plenty of money, fans and scandals along the way in this cynical celebration of the fame obsessed culture we all know and love. Gameplay Overview: Players begin the game by...
The Terror transports you to Paris, 1793 – the bloodiest days of the French Revolution. It’s a time of revolutionary intrigue, paranoia, betrayals, and sudden turns of fortune. The game tells the story of the Terror. It can be set up in minutes, moves fast and hits hard round after round. No slack, no bloat. Just screaming good fun! The Terror is a “take...
Terror War is a DTP solitaire, strategy level game of the current conflict against al Qaeda and various potential adversaries. The player takes the side of the U.S./West and must choose one of the offered strategies. Operations include military, diplomatic, and intelligence. Economics have been added and interleaved as an important factor. Initial strategy...
"A game of MONEY, POWER, and FUN For the OFFICALs and UNOFFICALS in and out fo the great state off TEXAS! Dedicated to the FIGHTIN' and FUN LOVIN' members fo the TEXAS LEGISLATURE" (direct quote from box cover) A satirical game about collecting enough votes and cash to achieve office in Texas. The bank in Sharpstown plays banker "under the table and from a...
The 実名報道 (The Jitsumeihodo) is a game from Japan in which players identify famous people by their real names. In japan, Jitsumeihodo means 'real name reporting' and is the somewhat controversial practise of identify people in news coverage by their real names. The game has a deck of 60 cards, 30 being the real names of people, and 30 showing a colour photo...
In There Oughta Be A Law, each player is a Senator in a committee, trying to make the most money by voting for bills various special interest groups support. There are two types of cards: bills and events. Bills can be played as amendments to an existing bill. Events modify interest groups positions on bills or alter a players options for play. Each bill...
Edward De Bono's "Super Mind Pack" contains the book 'Thinking for Action and many pieces for playing 30 games, each especially created to a different thinking strategy. The ability to think creatively is a vital skill, but the ability to focus your thoughts and apply them in a practical way is just as important. This product is much more geared towards...
"Card game for 2+ players. Simulation of problems facing third world countries. Each player controls his own Third World country." The deck includes six types of cards: Political Reforms, Economic Reforms, Ecological Reforms, Political Crises, Economic Crises, and Ecological Crises. Each player has three statistics that are tracked during the game:...
This Guilty Land is a game about the political struggle over slavery in the United States in the decades prior to the American Civil War. The two players each represent an abstract idea - Justice and Oppression - while a third, non-player faction, Compromise, both helps and hinders them while seeking, insidiously, to maintain the untenable and abhorrent...
A fantastic and dynamic board game about our great country's history and culture: the objective of the game is to conquer the White House and become President of the United States of America. The game's objective consists of one of the players becoming the President of the United States of America. Our game is not as challenging to achieve this as in real...
This is a politically motivated game for 2-6 to reinforce the ideas for job creation; it is based on promoting business and through tax breaks and other incentives will be created, while tax increases or regulatory actions will erode job growth. You move around the board based on a spinner and board spaces and cards provide answers to the above from the...