Basically just Monopoly, but set in the Italian city of Livorno (Leghorn). Some board adjustment are made (e.g. there are now 2 yellow fields and 3 purples) as well as theming the cards around famous locations or stereotypes of the city. Everything was re-made from scratch, with all illustrations being hand-drawn. It first came out in 2005 but has since...
Designed for 2 - 5 players, Llamasters is premium entertainment created for card game revelers looking to nurture their relationships with one another. There is more than one game mode to choose from, and it doesn’t matter if you’re a teenager, an old age pensioner, or anything in between: just about anyone can play and be transported to a wacky world of...
A fast pace card-game based on Russian Roulette. A 'last person standing' game. Each player has three lives 'Bullets' made up from some foul tasting edibles or drinks. Each time a player rolls the dice results in themselves or an opponent being shot. Resulting in the player eating or drinking the nasty flavors in front of them. —description from the...
Locarno - Europe 1926 seeks to portray the restored "Concert of European Powers" following the Treaty of Locarno, Oct. 1925. Players assume the role of European statesmen seeking to outclass their geopolitical rivals and attain a position of predominance. The game is based upon Allan B. Calhamer's classic Diplomacy. However, its treatment of minor powers...
Lock ‘em Up! is a game of political dirty tricks where you have to put your opponents in jail before they do it to you. The winner is the last player with a character not in jail. The game consists of a total of three decks worth of cards split into two groups: the Character Cards, the people you’re trying to keep out of jail; and the Action Cards which...
You are a cunning and dastardly spy. Deny it, you scoundrel! Use your skills of wit and observation to discover the other spies’ identities and expose them before they expose you. The winner is the last remaining spy. Logical Spies unfolds like a social logic puzzle, in which the players play the role of a spy. Your identity is represented by 6 cards:...
ロジカル真王 (Logical Thinking) is a two player deduction game from Japan. Designed by a manga artist and published by a manga publisher, the game is sold in their stores and has a manga produced with it. The deck has cards numbered from 0 to 9, and each card has a special action on it. Each player chooses two cards and hides them from the other player, standing...
This is a Monopoly clone. The publisher Lokalspelet i Skandinavien AB did a lot of these games as promotions for different cities in the 1990s. In the middle of the board is a photo from Ystad and around that is a lot of the stores in the city. You can buy stock in them, and you can get cards that ask you questions about the city. This game is endorsed by...
Whoever laughs loses! And that brings us to the basic rules of this game: You sit opposite each other and try not to laugh at all. Unfortunately, the jokes in this deck of cards are so weird that it's not that easy. So in addition to concentration and timing, you need a lot of self-control. Especially when new rules, props or the dreaded group mode are...
When playing, you can play as your favorite character from the Polish series "Lombard. Life under pledge". The game is about earning as much money as possible. To do this, you need to make thoughtful and accurate decisions when buying, selling and bidding on goods. Goods may have hidden defects that determine their correct valuation. The game forces...
From the game box: "Lots of fun for every one" Lone Star is a game published in the 1940s by the Starcraft / Star Mfg. Company in Lincoln, Nebraska, U.S.A. It's a peg game on a pentagram with 31 holes. It was originally patented and published in 1892 by Charles H. Rickert. The solitaire version is exactly what one would expect: Place a peg in every hole on...