From the Producer's Website: Do you take out that loan or do you build that factory, can you afford to not build or do you have enough to give yourself an income that will eventually clear your debts, these are the question you need to answer in order to give your country the chance to make it. Third World Debt is a game that pushes you to the limit, you...
Thor is a revised version of Botswana (also known as Loco, Flinke Pinke, and Quandary). As in those versions, there are a number of "stocks" (here, God cards) each with a limited number of identical shares, and players are dealt cards which change the values of specific stocks. On a turn a player plays a value card (with only the last one played counting...
Thirty-two companies are represented. Each is assigned to one or more of nineteen industries. Changes in prices of the stocks of each company are noted on the gameboard using a china marker. Each player begins with $15,000 and a sheet of blank stock certificates on which to record purchases and sales. The pawn, there is only one for all players to move, is...
Ticker Tape is a stock hand management/bidding card game. You will vye for the most popular stocks while also dreading the stock market crash. Components: 1 deck of stocks and action cards on which to bid. This deck consists of stocks in five different colors and various action cards that will give dividends or make the market crash. 5 Stock base value...
Inspired by the Titanic – The World’s Largest Museum Attraction, the board game allows you to re-live the grandeur of the ill-fated ship. But don’t become too immersed in the history, your aim is to buy up all the sea-faring properties and win the game! Join your opponents and sail through Titanic history while buying up your favorite Titanic rooms and...
This is a version of Monopoly, based entirely in the Swedish translation (using Stockholm streets) of the game that was patented in 1935 by Charles Darrow and released by Parker Brothers. The gameplay is similar to Monopoly. In Tjörn-Monopol the streets are instead places/harbours along the cost of the island of Tjörn, one of Sewdens largest islands and a...
To Make a Dollar is an economic game that is meant to teach kids about managing their money, making a profit, and the concept of supply and demand. The player is tasked with buying fruit when the price is low and selling when the price is high. Each fruit only has a shelf life of 7 days before it expires so they must decide if they are willing to risk...
In TOKYO METRO, players take on the role of private investors looking to build up stations across Tokyo, speculate on train lines, and comprise a shared network to benefit multiple parties. The core of the game is built around worker placement, which opens up three possibilities: Walking and riding trains across the Metro map, in order to build new...