No Caboose! is a serious game with a whimsical name that takes about 2-3 hours to play. No Caboose! is not an 18xx game. It is not a crayon game. It is a unique game about the early years of railroad building in the 19th century U.S., with six railroads along the Atlantic Coast poised to build their lines to the Midwest heartland. Its main feature is a...
Players start with $12 million each. Each player starts with a pawn on any corner space of the gameboard. Every space on the gameboard's track except the corner spaces and the spaces next to the corners has a stock certificate associated with it. A player may buy the stock, if available, after landing on its space. A player may sell stock to the bank...
Commercial game, related to Monopoly, for the purpose of promoting the city of Norderstedt in Germany. The players move around a board, which consists of 40 squares. On most of the squares are parts of companies, which can be bought. The companies have values between 1000 and 8000. Three companies are combined by a color. Whenever a player lands on a...
The government of Norway has set in motion a plan to create a national railway system. It cannot do it alone. Players will invest and run the network, with the government keeping its share of the profits. As soon as the government has paid its debt on one of the 10 railway lines, the government nationalizes the line and players get a bonus but they will...
In the card game North American Railways, 3-5 players build railroads in the United States. They become directors of up to five different companies and try to acquire a majority of shares. In the end, the player with the most cash wins. North American Railways is mechanically simple but very tough to play well. Content 30 shares (six cards each in the five...
Property trading game about the places, plants and animals of the North Shore of Minnesota bordering Lake Superior. The game utilizes the watercolors of Brian Minor and Rebecca Minor to illustrate the game board, game box and deed cards. Manufactured individually by hand in Superior, WI by Brian Minor and his family. Playing pieces are actual pebbles...
In Northerners, players become jarls, leading their Viking clans into the untamed lands of Westfoldir—a place of rich resources and opportunity, but also fierce competition. After harsh winters and dwindling resources in their homelands, four powerful jarls arrive, each determined to claim supremacy over these new lands. In this strategic 4X game (explore...
Nurkanvaltaajat is a Finnish economy game where you're supposed to gather a certain amount of property as soon as possible by buying and selling shares of companies. An unlucky situation can lead a player to bankruptcy and out of the game. Prices of the shares vary randomly according to share price cards and a player can sometimes be offered with cheap...
Commercial game, related to Monopoly, for the purpose of promoting the city of "Nuremberg", in the South of Germany. The players move around a board, which consists of 40 squares. On most of the squares are parts of companies, which can be bought. The companies have values between 1000 and 8000. Three companies are combined by a color. Whenever a player...
In this game, players try to make as much money as possible by buying and selling stock. The companies you can buy stock in are actual Swedish companies. Things get shaken up by Unforeseen Event-cards, as well as taxation and meddling from the minister of economics and the minister of budgets. Another unusual feature is that you can take a loan, that last...
Nice (Nyse)! You can make tens of millions of dollars in ten-minute’s time on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), as long as you are willing to exploit hard working regular people around the world by creating, manipulating, or collapsing speculative markets, aggressively investing, restricting investments, and forcing stock swaps on others . . . none of...