This is a Monopoly clone from Late from the Sky, a publisher that specializes in themed Monopoly games. All the deeds, spaces on the board and cards feature locations and landmarks from San Antonio. Players roll dice to determine how far they move. Landing on a space gives the player the option of buying the property. When a player collects all the...
We chose some favorite landmarks and traditions, mixed in some culture, awesome fiestas, Tex-Mex, a great big Alamo, some BIG FUN... and voilà (vwä lä)-behold; San Antonio-OPOLY! Grab Some Friends and Gather 'Round! Here's a quick idea of how to play! Buy property, collect City Blocks and trade in for a Key to the City. It sounds easy enough - but add in a...
From publisher's website: HOW DO YOU MAKE A GAME ABOUT THE GREAT CITY OF SAN CLEMENTE, CA? While it’s impossible to include everything, we jammed all the San Clemente we could into this box. It’s full of family fun, outdoor activities, California history and of course…surf paradise - a little something for every San Clementian! Looking for a fun way to...
The object of the game is to be the first one to earn your wings so that you can fly beyond both tracks with "comfortable" freedom. To do this, you must be the first one to land on an Opportunity Space with 50 Comfort Points. Choose one player to be the Comfort Chips banker. This player is in charge of all Comfort Chips paid to and from the bank. The...
A Monopoly clone from Late For The Sky; this version is based in San Francisco, California. It has spaces such as Ghiradelli Square, Alcatraz, Cow Palace, Golden Gate Bridge, Nob Hill, Chinatown, and Cable Cars. The tokens include a bridge, heart, Trans America Building, sailboat, trolley car, and a fortune cookie. Cards include local events and staples of...
How do you make a game about the city by the bay? While it’s impossible to include everything, we jammed all the San Francisco we could into this box. It’s full of the bay, cable cars, sea lions, sourdough bread and of course...fog! Looking for a fun way to experience San Fran? Here it is! Here’s a quick idea of how to play... Buy your favorite San...
This text is from a promotional flyer included in the game, which was part of the [gamedesigner=4] collection auctioned off on November 16, 2002: The excitement of a cable car ride, a shopping spree around Union Square, elegant dining in a famous restaurant, and a tour of the Bay Area's famous landmarks -- all these are a part of the San Francisco Scene....
Sanamania (Word Mania) is a game where players draft cards that have four kinds of tasks related to words (association, forming compound nouns, listing words that have certain syllable in them, listing certain things such as tall buildings). When a card is picked each player writes on his/her notesheet as many words as possible (that fit the rules of the...
From the box: A gentle game about helping each other to build Sand Castles by the Beach. It's a quiet beautiful day with water lapping at the shore. But a wind begins to stir and some large Waves move slowly toward our Castles. Can we finish all three of them before those big Waves wash in? Let's gather some sand, share our pails and shovels, and work hard...
This is a very simple roll-and-move game from the former East Germany (DDR) -- the game is pictured in the Taschen Icons Book _DDR_Design_. From the appearance in the book, it's a bedtime game for children -- players roll the die and move their piece, and follow the directions when they land on certain spaces -- e.g. move forward, wait for two turns, etc....