Bid Millions of dollars on hilariously bad investments and hope for the worst. if you win the bid, flip the Profit of Loss coin to see if the invisible hands of the free market will leave your investments a success or failure. Lose the bid and you'll have to take your chances to see if you'll strike it Rich or be in Dire Straits. Losing money never felt so...
An LDS variant of Monopoly in which players compete to build churches and do good works. From the publisher: Mormon-opoly is a creative and exciting LDS game based on the principles and history of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The goal of this Mormon game is to build as many chapels and stake centers as possible in order to “help build...
Welcome to Mort-A-Mania, the knock-down, drag-out, fight-night clash! Take on the role of necrosurgeon as you build your fighter out of the animated remains of last week’s toughest contenders. Purchase tumultuous tonics, scintillating spellbooks, and battle-ready body parts at auction using your own life; who needed those last 10 years anyway? Set your...
From the Playing Guide: "The goal is to reverse the Communist monopoly & transfer properties to private ownership. Play of game continues until the Old Commie Bank goes broke & all properties have been transferred to Private Ownership. The richest capitalist wins the game". Similar to monopoly, players roll dice to move an auctioneer token (airplane) to a...
User summary: The players are all princesses wanting to become the most princess princess in the world. They must collect accessories, dresses and education so that they will gain fame from being rescued by heroes when the demon lords attack. They also need to watch out for weight-gaining food and tea parties, and be careful not to nag too much. The game...
Mot Coin is an auction-style game that uses dice to bid on a virtual currency that continues to undergo hard forks. You can display as many dice as you like using the limited number of dice you have. The bigger the number, the stronger it is, so of course you can win the auction by setting all the dice you have to 6. However, the dice used for payment...
For board game lovers, things just got a little closer to home. Mount Dora has now joined over 50 other Florida cities with its own version of an American classic. Mount Dora-opoly launched fall of 2020 and features popular local landmarks, businesses and streets in the quaint Central Florida town. Using rules similar to those of Monopoly, players can...
Each player is a particularly slimy snake oil salesman, traveling between different regions, trying to sell their elixirs to eager balding or ailing customers. Each area has a different population and gullibility rating, so the potential for success and for higher sales will differ from region to region. Only one player can perform a sales demonstration in...
Welcome to the Loteria Mexicano: a real tradition in Mexico! Choose your character and bet on the number of tricks you plan to win. Try to aim right because if you lose, you remove as many clothes as the gap between your bet and the folds won! Bluff and audacity are your key words. The first one who ends up naked... lost! -description from publisher's...
JW Studio Maker is a fast-paced tabletop experience! Each player takes on the role of a Movie Producer working for the world-renowned Billionaire JW and his newly formed movie studio. Collectively players will have access to over $100 million to gather talent in the form of Directors, Casts, and Writers. The winner is determined by the amount of money each...
This game is similar to a bare bones version of Traumfabrik in that you're collecting movie stars to finish movies. It's also very Monopoly like. It's based on 20 movie productions. Players take turns moving around the board and have the option to buy various productions of older movies like Casablanca, High Noon, or A Streetcar Named Desire. There are...
MovieDEX is a collection of eight games that all run on the same deck of 120 movie cards. Each card represents one film and carries the data the games draw on. The eight games are grouped into four zones, and a group picks a game to suit the players and the time available rather than working through one long ruleset. In Awards Night, players run their own...