Jean du Poël put this game out on the market for about a year before the game's name was changed to Wettstreit der Baumeister in 1998. This translates to "Contest of the Architects". The game has a beautiful assortment of large, thick tiles to represent the cities. Players bid on a single building tile every turn, with half the proceeds going to the...
Contents of the Game: 1 playing board, 3 dice, 3 packs of ‘Commodity’ cards (coloured red green and yellow) 1 pack of ‘Command’ cards (coloured blue) various denominations of ‘Credit’ notes, 6 playing pieces, 6 ‘At Risk Zone Cards’, 1 set of Rules. Cards: There are 4 packs of cards which are placed on the playing board, as indicated by the 4 colour coded...
“Always give more than you promised.” –Motto of the Studebaker Corporation. The 1950s auto industry was a fascinating and unique period in USA economic history. Transitioning from a seller’s to a buyer’s market following the post-war economic boom, the automobile market in the USA was marked by tremendous changes inside and out of the industry. New...
In Whiskey Gulch, players compete with each other to accumulate resources and money in the post-Civil War American West. Each player controls a family that is attempting to increase their holdings through worker placement, politics, and violence. Players interact with each other and the harsh environment of the West in an attempt to become the most...
In Whiskey Traders, you recreate the history of the Wild West from 1873 to 1890. Whiskey Traders is best described as a crossover game with elements from the Euro, Wargame, Ameritrash and Historical Simulation genres. You will play three factions simultaneously. Each side has their own agenda. 1. On the Canadian (CDN) side you will play the Northwest...
Explore the world of tech from your tabletop! Build a 1-billion-dollar startup (a unicorn), and along the way, discover 70+ modern strategies and 15+ career fields in STEM and Liberal Arts, recognizing how the greatest technology companies have become successful! Brief overview of how the game is played: To start, players roll two eight-sided dice to go...
Players are given a category, then secretly bid from $5-$50 of their winnings on their ability to answer one of three questions (Who, What or Where). Easy questions pay even money, harder questions can pay up to 4:1. Only the highest bidder gets to play, and if there's a tie, players tying bid back and forth, and can wager up to their entire stake. The...
Whoville-opoly is a Monopoly-like game based on Dr. Seuss's How the Grinch Stole Christmas. From the back of the box: " A curmudgeonly recluse whose heart is two sizes too small, The Grinch resides in his cave high atop Mt. Crumpit with his dog Max, and plenty of lettuce juice, extra virgin castor oil, and sour milk for sustenance. If you're hungry for...
Abstract set collection/simultaneous auction game. Each turn, a card from hand is played to bid on order of choice. In choice order, take one of the cards in the market. At the end of each turn, cards used to bid will be added to the market. At the end, cards remaining in hand determin how your sets score. This game was entered into the 2020 ELL deck...
From LateForTheSky.com: A board game about the GREAT city of Wichita! We chose some favorite landmarks and traditions, mixed in some airplanes, Native American heritage, a beautiful western landscape, and some BIG FUN... and voilà behold; WICHITA-OPOLY! Grab Some Friends and Gather 'Round! Here's a quick idea of how to play! Buy property, collect City...