A Smurfs themed board game, made in Greece in the early 80's. It can be played from to 2 to 4 players. There is no dice, instead there is a wheel with numbers. Each player in his turn spins the wheel, and moves in the board the exact spaces, as the number you have in the wheel. There are some spaces on the board, where when you reach them you have to pick...
Struggle: A live game, full of surprises. Five common chips are used in turns by each player, which make them move by rolling the dice, but each players seeks a different arrival pattern, imposed in the beginning by drawing a secret card. Certain areas impose specific rules. When the five chips reach the end each players scores 10 points for each well...
NOTE: Compared to the former Das Störrische Muli edition, this one is for 2–5 players instead of 3–5 and you have one more die and therefore more choices and some other movement. The game is quite simple and definitely family fare. Players race mules and men to the end of the track and back. However, it has some interesting features, particularly in the...
This tiny two-player board game consists of two cardboard pigs mounted on wooden stands, and a long unfolding paper strip (13" x 3") with horizontal lines representing 28 steps from Home to Market. A teetotum is used to advance each pig in turn, with every step including an event that cause the pig to either gain or lose additional steps. While there is...
Student Survival is a loose simulation of college life. Players roll the dice and move around the board, taking classes, getting part time jobs, passing exams, etc. Players start as Freshmen and advance through Sophomore, Junior, and Senior before either quitting because their money runs out or graduating to end the game. The basic premise: get through...
Studia junior is a roll-and-move trivia game with questions taken from publisher's encyclopedia series of the same name. The game rules even provide rules on how to allow searching the answer from the books. After players have travelled around the board and given enough right answers, they must finish in the board center and answer successfully to final...