Penguins Paradise is a children's game where players try to be the first penguin to travel around the South Pole. Players roll a die to move. Some spaces have a fish marker where you can draw cards. Cards move penguins to different locations on the board, as well as forward and back. Cards also let you do special things during the game. Players may play a...
Welcome to the Finnish region of Päijät-Häme! In this game, players are traveling with the cartoon characters Penjami and Jepulis, answering trivia in this region of eleven municipalities - Asikkala, Hartola, Heinola, Hollola, Hämeenkoski, Kärkölä, Nastola, Lahti, Orimattila, Padasjoki and Sysmä - grouped around the southern end of lake Päijänne. Players...
In "The Penniless Tourist", players are tourists who suddenly find themselves out of money in a strange city. Rather than swallow their pride and try to bum a ride home, they decide to pick themselves up by the bootstraps, working odd jobs until they get enough money to buy a plane ticket home. The game board is a little bit reminiscent of Monopoly in that...
A monopoly (from Greek monos μόνος (alone or single) + polein πωλεῖν (to sell)) exists when a specific person or enterprise is the only supplier of a particular commodity. Monopoly is a roll-and-move game where players move around the game board buying or trading properties, developing their properties with houses and hotels. When opponents land on players...
Together with Rakker, Penny de Pony, Shadow and Sarah de Shire you go on an adventurous adventure. But first your horse must be ready for it! Take care of it by brushing, jumping exercises, apples, roots and water and making sure your horse feels completely at ease. Take care of your horse and win the game. —description from the publisher (translated)...
This game teaches girls 6 to 8 years old about money and personal finance. Players move along a track shaped like a dollar sign as they spend money (purchase lunch at school, buy ice cream, etc.) and earn money (do chores, get good grades, etc.) with the player finishing with the most money declared the winner. Includes a 24 inch x 16 inch vinyl "game...
Pennz Square Banko Game is a Monopoly-like game based on the freewheeling banking practices of the defunct Penn Square Bank of Oklahoma City. Game-play consists of spinning the large spinner in the center of the board, moving to the appropriate space, and following the instructions on the space. Players start with $1,000,000 and ten assets, and the game is...
The game is played by two players or two teams of two players and is a curious amalgam of Go and Monopoly. The object is to eliminate the opponent's stones. There is an outer circuit with roughly every other square being a "castle property", the others bearing various instructions (Monopoly-style). The inner board consists of 10x10 lines enclosing 81...
A book containing three games: Pentagon Pentagon is not a simulation in the formal sense of the word. The events in the game are intended to be illustrative and the decisions fictitious, woven from the progress of play. But by giving the players incentives both to compete and to cooperate, the game does simulate bureaucratic politics. And the content of...
To win the game, the players have to get each of their 5 meeples in one of the 5 game circles on the board. First the gamemaster rolls a die to determine the aktive circle, which is marked with the white meeple. If a player rolls the same number as the game master, he may place a meeple on any free space of the active circle. On a roll of a 6 the player...