Election! is a game about Australian Federal elections. Players play as either government or opposition party through a number of days, represented by event cards, of an election campaign. Events give margin points to either party, and the player winning those points can play a strategy card for bonus points, which in turn can be countered by a strategy...
The game of luck, wit, and bit of stupidity. The objective of the game is to be elected the President of Camerai. To accomplish this, you need to be the player with the most voter points. Each player starts off with 10 voter points. When that amount gets down to zero, that player is eliminated from the game. The first portion of the game will continue...
Produced in a limited run of 1000 copies, bills itself as "A Republican Board Game," and features cartoon renditions of Republican notables on the cover in a favorable light while poking fun at the Clintons, Gore, and the "Liberal" press. The game board and "butterfly ballot" cards serves as a memory jog of events during both the 2000 election campaign and...
After four tumultuous years, President Barack Obama announced he was running for re-election. His challenger, Mitt Romney, survived an at-times brutal primary season to emerge the victor. Can you run a campaign to lead your candidate to victory? Each player starts the game with a set number of cards: several common cards that represent issues (such as...
2 to 4 players vie to become President of the United States by earning the most electoral votes in the election. Players will choose a party at the start of the game: Defense, Economy, Government, or Society. Each party has unique special abilities. As a candidate, you will strive to earn states, especially high-value ones, and keep those states safely in...
User summary: When more than three play, the players form teams. Each card represents a number of electoral votes. To win the card (and get the votes) a player must roll the number on the card on either die or total of both dice. A player who gets the plurality of votes in a state wins the entire state. The player (or team) that gets the plurality of...
Players move around the map campaigning in the various states. Each time they pass through a state, they increase their influence. Once the campaigning round is over, dice are rolled for each state, the roll is modified by the player's influence, and the winner for that state is determined. Whoever has the most electoral votes is the winner. A deck of...
Election Day is a card game where you, the candidate, are attempting to collect the votes of as many special interest groups as possible. Cards are played face-up during your turn in an area called your caucus. Here all candidates can see your vote tallies. It is possible to split votes or use special cards to effect the number of votes in your opponents...
Simulate the historic election of 2016 with Election Day 2016. Play as Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton as the two candidates fight it out for the majority of Electoral Votes. Or, if you prefer, try Ted Cruz, Bernie Sanders, Marco Rubio, or even Joe Biden in this game of electoral politics. Players customize a deck of cards unique to their party. By...
Description from the publisher: Election Frenzy is a new card game, based on the wild world of Presidential politics. Win the game by collecting endorsements, popularity, and media points. Attack your opponents with attack ads and scandals. Manage your campaign funds and win the Presidency! In Election Frenzy, there are 3 rounds, and each round is split...
Based on his abstract L-Game, this is a themed election simulation game by the same designer, Edward de Bono, using a British general election as a model. While the original L-Game can be played with the pieces and board which are the same dimensions as the original, this game adds descriptions and effects to the 16 board spaces which influence the...