Subtitled "An Oil Man's Game", this game for would-be oil well operators Ages 12 and up was produced in Dallas, Texas. As in Monopoly, players roll dice to move around the outside board edge. Other similarities include an extra turn when doubles are rolled, two decks of cards ("Production" and "Exploration"), income tax, income upon passing the start space...
Objective: collect as many precious treasurers as possible & try to block other players - moving by turns - 1. shuffle treasure cards and put 3 of them upside down on the board - place all the track tiles,too 2. roll the die - move your meeple into direction of a treasure 3. at the end of your turn you may turn a track tile at 90° degree to the left or...
The players have to move their meeple into the house and deliver furniture into the rooms. Movement is determinated by a die. If a meeple gets on a yellow space he gets to draw an action card. Many of themm allow to place furniture into a room. If a meeple lands on a red space the next player may return a already placed piece of furniture to the meeples...
From the rules: "This is a most exciting game, full of thrills from start to finish. A wonderfully entertaining game for family and friends. It differs from other race games in that the players do not assume ownership of the greyhounds, but participate only in betting on the results of the races". Four players operate the "win", "place",tote-double" and...
Relive the magic of the 90s with Gift Republic's Totally 90s Board Game, the ultimate nostalgic trivia experience for fans of this iconic decade. From Tamagotchis and Furby to the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, this game brings back all the feels with 500 curated questions spanning TV, movies, music, cultural trends, and sports. Designed for 2-6 players, it’s...
From the publisher: Want to help kids understand chemistry, biology and more? A dose of gross helps science make sense! Did you know snot keeps your lungs clean? Or that some bullfrogs are cannibals? Learn this and more as you travel around the game board answering queasy questions. Land on a Gross-Out space, and you may have to check another player for...
The game plays in the cookie factory. It's a mixture of board game and role play. The director of the factory died and it's not clear if it was a crime or not. The players try to find out, what happened and which scandals happened in the company. Each player gets a character (manager, purchaser, Marketing assistent, ...), and instructions on how to play...
Just one more dance! Every year the kindoms most powerful necromancers battle for rulership. So they send their undead minions around the deadly parcours of the central graveyard. The necromancer, who has sorted all his minions in the right order in his crypt, wins the crown of suprmacy and is ruler of the guild of necromancers for one year. Remember...
This game has a lot in common with Totopoly but it's adapted to harness racing (popular in Finland) and is somewhat simpler. Up to six players can own a horse while an unlimited number may participate in the three types of betting; with less than six players the extra horses are auctioned off. The game emphasizes the totalisator aspect heavily as each race...
This Italian version of the original Totopoly, was first published in Italy in the '70s and after a restyling it came back in 1996. It shares a very close build up and look with its ancestor, but it also bears some custom traits which give it an "Italian" taste. First off, the horses's names are unmistakably Italian: Nearco, Niccolò Dell'Arca, Orsenigo...