A game about door-to-door sales. The game plan shows a typical town map, with manly one-way streets. At the start, each player buys an office, where his salesmen will start every round. In each round, every player selects how many items they think they can sell. Then, everyone secretly selects their selling price. The person with the lowest price moves all...
OOF-DAH! INTERMEDIATE is the expansion to OOF-DAH! LITE, introducing all new components and rules, but does not also include the components in OOF-DAH! LITE. Thus, if a person owns both OOF-DAH! LITE and OOF-DAH! INTERMEDIATE, they have a complete set of OOF-DAH! The Organic Farm Strategy Game. The goal of the game is to earn Hunger Tokens by growing...
You are the owner of a very successful restaurant that prides itself on using great, fresh and quality foods from the local farmers’ market. The walk-in refrigerator at your restaurant is on the fritz due to a freak power outage, but instead of closing for repairs you decided to make an emergency food run to replace your spoiled food. The “Open Market” is...
In 1607 Monteverdi’s Opera La Favola d’Orfeo had its worldwide premiere. Over the following centuries, Europe was taken over. In the board game Opera, the players bring Opera to the public. In Venice, Vienna, Berlin, London, Paris and Milan great Opera houses arise. Opera leads the players through the periods of Baroque, Classicism and Romanticism. The...
Orang Rimba or Anak Dalam tribe is a native resident of Bukit Dua Belas National Park in Jambi. They live harmoniously with nature that provides them resources to live and survive. However, the peace is suddenly broken. Some parts of the forests are massively exploited by irresponsible people, leaving nature prone to destruction and lost of many resources....
An orchard is an artificially cultivated land where fruit trees are grown mainly to serve as human food. The orchard has a variety of fruit species found but in particular apples, pears and cherries. The high harvest costs, the difficult years and disease control make fruit trees fall into disuse. Overview You're a fruit farmer who harvests fruit (apples...
Each player is a Roman noble trying to attain the position of Consul, and enjoying themselves as much as possible along the way. To win, the noble must gain sufficient wealth -at least 150,000 sesterces, 6 slaves, 1 villa and 1 chariot- only then can the noble travel up the "Consul Route" (on the board) to claim the Consul's laurel crown (Hosts may like to...
Take a magic carpet ride to find Far East fortunes in the LEGO Games Orient Bazaar. Discover exotic treasures in the colorful nooks of the bustling market! Spend your gold wisely and battle for fortune by collecting priceless matching items to sell! The aim of the game is to collect as many items of one colour to sell them at the highest price. The more...
Ostia is an economic game of trading goods and donating them to the senate of Rome. You have to decide, whether you want to earn money for your goods or whether you want to donate some of them to the senate. The senate grants victory points for the most needed goods, but no money. Therefore you have to put some goods to the market, hoping that they are...
from the translation: The Swedish East India Company loaded their ships in Göteborg with Swedish export goods. These were carried to Cadiz in Spain and there sold in exchange for Spanish silver piastres, the only currency acceptable to the Chinese and South Indian merchants. From Cadiz the ships sailed east to ports in India and China (invariably Canton in...
From the box: The urban companion of Community (another Family Pastimes game) with higher level strategies. We try to develop our town's economy and avoid going bankrupt. We decide on what works best as private enterprise and/or what works best cooperatively owned and operated. Maybe credit unions, food co-ops, people parks! The Daily News and mail bring...
The urban companion of Community, with higher level strategies. We try to develop our town’s economy and avoid going bankrupt. We decide on what works best as private enterprise and/or what works best cooperatively owned and operated. Maybe credit unions, food co-ops, people parks! The Daily News and mail bring many challenges. The players begins the game...