Wreck The Nation: The Game of Political Misbehavior injects political satire into a classic board game format. Players race to spend billions of dollars in play money while following real Bush policies. They become Politicians beholden to special interests, receiving one trillion dollars in taxpayer money. Players throw the dice and travel around the...
As of 2006, this game is produced in Seattle, Washington and sold in the souvenir shop at the nearby Museum of Flight. Players are assigned the roles of Wilbur and Orville Wright, each moving along their own separate track of 38 spaces. Movement is handled by flipping a coin, moving one or two spaces forward depending on the result. Each track is peppered...
This was a world travel game published as a promotional feature in the 1930s by Japanese company King Star. The presence of the Nazi flag and of Berlin as a short-cut space, together with the absence of a Soviet Union flag, suggests that it was published shortly after the 1936 Anti-Comintern Pact. The board has a circular track made up mostly of national...
The game is published to remind people of the martial law in Poland from 1981 to 1983. Its subject is connected to the Jacek Dukaj's book of the same title. The aim of the game is to help the main character to find his interned father. Players will have the possibility to experience a world full of agents and spies. The game contains a small dictionary...
Players must move their four pieces to the goal. The die is a regular 6 sided die but the odds are black and the evens are red. If you roll an even number you move one of your pieces forward, if you roll an odd you move a piece back. Lots of chain reactions occur as you cannot occupy the same field so when you land on a space you push pieces forward. In...
4 people take part in the game, each has a color. The colored number tiles are placed on the dots of the same color. The players take turns to roll the 3 dice and the number tile thrown is moved forward one space. If you roll one of your own numbers, you can roll the dice again. The tile may only be moved straight ahead or diagonally, never sideways. If...
Würfel-Tennis (2 players) This game simulates a tennis match by spinning a top (or rolling a die) and moving the ball (game piece) accordingly. The ball moves from one half of the game board to the other and back. Generally two sets with up to 10 fault points are played. Only if the two sets are a draw, a third set is played to determine the winner. Pfui...