Another simplistic sailing simulation, this one is based on a real event: the sailing competition of the XXI (21st) Olympic Games, Canada 1976. It comes with a huge (58x78cm) board, 6 boats, 3 buoys, 2 dice, a set of sailing cards and a set of advantage cards. Players sail one of the triangle courses as printed on the map; each course is used for a number...
This game based on the Olympics has quite a large box (70x43cm.) and a big plastic board that includes an athletic track. Players have to participate in 8 events: 400mt. spring, javelin, shot put, pole vault, spear throwing, marathon high jump, and long jump. The rulebook is after a classic intro told in a comic book way. Vintage game for collectors, made...
Six Athletes are competing against each other. Their goal - The Olympiks! There are three levels of competition in which the athletes must participate: Amateur Level, Novice Level and then - The Olymp.. yikes! OK, now we have to change . . . because: THIS GAME was shut down by court order in 1988 in a case of Olympics vs Rhema. Seems we were too amateur...
This is a simple roll and move game. The players start at space 1 and advance according to the die roll. The first player to reach space 60 wins the game. Every few spaces depict another olympic sports competition. On some spaces events hinder or benefit the players. The game includes two dice, but the rules don't mention how many dice are actually used....
Roll and move game set in the Olympic games of 1936 in Garmisch-Partenkirchen (winter games) and Berlin (summer games). The numbered track (1-125) winds through a panorama showing different sport events. On your turn you roll the die and move that many spaces. If you land on a marked space read the accompanying rhyme and resolve its effect. This could be...
Olympissimo roughly replicates the mechanics of Trivial Pursuit. The pieces are moved around an athletics track. Each square is marked with a colored circle, which corresponds to a sport category (athletic, combat, winter, etc.). The player must answer the question on a card. If the answer is correct, he rolls the die again. After three consecutive...
A board game about the GREAT city of Omaha! We chose some favorite landmarks and traditions, mixed in some culture, awesome parks, music, a great big castle, and some BIG FUN... and voilà (vwä lä)-behold; OMAHA-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...
From the game package: Omashi is the fun new game of sticks and stones that can be played many ways almost anywhere. It's easy to learn and will provide many hours of enjoyment for your family and friends Omashi is also a game that allows you to use your own imagination to create whole new ways to play it! So if you think about it, when you have the game...
In the quick, spatial, tactical dice game Omba, players try to block one another on the tiny game pitch, which measures only 3×3 squares. All pieces start off the pitch. On a turn, a player rolls the die and either moves a piece on the pitch or enters a piece onto the middle square of his side of the pitch. A piece must use the full die result, can move...