(from game insert:) Now New York is a game! And playing the subway can be fun.. Take the subway to 6 of New York's fascinating places of interest. You'll find 36 of them on THE NEW YORK GAME board. Change lines! Detain every player to your advantage. Let those delays, repairs and mix-ups obstruct your opponents' progress. The first one to return to his...
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...
New York, New York, the city so incredible it had to be named twice. It’s the largest city in America, where skyscrapers pierce the sky and taxis provide a constant symphony for throngs of people of all races, religions, and social strata. New York is the world’s hub for business, communications, finance, fashion, sports, and the arts. It’s the Big Apple...
From the back: "The excitement of Broadway, a shopping spree along Fifth Avenue, elegant dining among the skyscrapers of Manhattan, and a tour of the city's famous landmarks - all these are a part of the New York Scene. Have you ever wanted to own the Mets, Tiffany's, the Plaza Hotel or the Daily News? Now is your chance by playing the New York Scene! -...
Players start with $1,000,000 cash and attempt to meet the winning conditions by traveling a board of New York landmarks. Players can buy up property, sell it back (at varying prices according to propeties owned) or find themselves in dice duels for price breaks. The first player to stand in the Winner's Circle, own a Broadway or Opera card and have at...
Each player is a tourist visiting beautiful New Zealand. The winner is the first player to stop at all his destinations AND return overseas to the SAME staring place. The board has a map of New Zealand with real towns and cities are represented as spaces on the board which players move between. At the start of the game players are randomly dealt...
The New Zealand Investment Game is an exciting strategic board game designed by highly respected investement writer, Frank Newman. It is an invaluable educational tool for both students and serious investors who are keen to flex their business muscles, without actually risking their own money! Invest in the sharemarket, buy property, invest in the money...
Billed as "the fun game that lets you explore your feelings & values", this TV show-inspired game seems to be in keeping with its Ungame ancestry. The goal of the game is nominally to collect a set of cards which match your "Winning Ticket", where the four types of cards correspond to the four main characters from "The New Zoo Review" (Freddie the Frog...
Game in the inside covers to the Boy's Own Paper Annual, 1964. The rules: Here is a brand new idea! A thrilling cycle race game to liven up the long winter evenings. Any number of players can take part, and all you need is one die (two dice will speed up the game) and a few small coloured counters. The rules common to all dice games are too familiar to...
This trivia game is "For those who know Newfoundland and for those who want to know it better." "Newfoundlandia is a cultural experience probing our past and present. Dabble in Viking lore. Recall the Smallwood Era. Saunter through the alleyways of North America's oldest city." The ARTS & CULTURE category tests your knowledge of Newfoundland's life style...
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...