University of Tokyo Protests 1968–1969 is a four-player game of the University of Tokyo protests from June 1968 to January 1969 by using GMT Games' COIN system. Each player plays the role of insurgency ("All-Campus Joint Struggle League" or "Democratic Youth League of Japan and Certain Party") or counterinsurgency ("Police" or "University and Ministry of...
Unthinkable is a 'Late Cold War' era area control game. Players choose from one of 8 nuclear-armed Nation-states from 3 political blocs (teams). Players are soft-locked into these teams and must negotiate an ever-shrinking world with rising tension. As the possibility of nuclear war becomes increasingly likely, world leaders may have to ask; Are you are...
Components: 12 markers and 24 small cards, to be mounted by the players Map: 1 double newspaper page with a cartoon representation of the Columbia campus Scales: abstract Sorry, but that is the title. This game took as its subject the student demonstrations at Columbia University and was originally published in the 11 March 1969 number of the Connection, a...
A game for the people and their right to protest! Here you have it! The board game of rally, riot, protest and riot control, not necessarily in that order. What would you do? If all the people in a city that have something to protest about, actually did? Seven different rally groups are marching the streets and numerous heat squads are trying to maintain...
Urbs & Civitas introduces the fundamental concepts of street addressing in the urban context all the while demonstrating the importance of its derived benefits: revenue generation, crime reduction, increased commerce & tourism, improved public health & safety, and good governance. Integrating street addressing as the foundational tool in the urban...
Make deals, lay tracks, and build a national high speed rail system! When it's your turn to lay new track, you'll ask the other players for proposals and pick one to implement. Cards represent different regions and industries in the U.S. You represent three of them. Two are public for the other players to see, the third, well, that's your hidden agenda! To...
User summary: ウサギの黄金時代 (Usagi no Ougon Jidai) means Rabbits' Golden Age in English. The publisher gives it as PaxUSANA, a pun on Pax Romana. PaxUSANA is a game of administration in the world of rabbits during their golden age. Effectively use your three actions to collect the resources, meet the demands, and aim to achieve 6 points. It can also be played...
Hatalomra törő alattvalók… vigyázz király! A király bajban van. Az őt körülvevő udvarban hatalomra törő alattvalók ármánykodnak. Minden játékos egy-egy családot képvisel, akik nem restek tőrrel, megvesztegetéssel és összeesküvéssel magukhoz ragadni a hatalmat. A győzelemhez vezető út szerteágazó a hét győzelmi feltételnek köszönhetően, és annak fényében...
The old king is dead, and the throne stands empty. In a court filled with intrigue, seven ancient families compete for ultimate power, forging alliances and betraying one another in a relentless struggle for dominance. Through cunning strategy, political maneuvering, and timely coups, players attempt to seize the bloodstained crown and secure their legacy...