Enterprise

the Elite Trading Game

A game by The Game Designers, Sydney

2 - 6 Players 0 minutes Unknown

Dice Rolling, Point to Point Movement, Simulation, Stock Holding, Trading

Economic

Source - BoardGameGeek

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Description

Enterprise: the Elite Trading Game is a classic economic game that's all about building wealth through savvy trading and development. Designed by The Game Designers, Sydney, and first published in 1968, this game is simple to learn but offers a depth of strategy that'll keep you coming back for more. Up to 6 players can join in, and with its unique blend of dice rolling, point-to-point movement, and simulation, you'll need to stay on your toes to come out on top. The game takes place on a simulated city, divided into residential and industrial zones, where you'll build cottages, mansions, and flats, and trade stocks and shares to maximize your returns. With a limited pool of development items available, you'll need to negotiate with other players to get what you need, and be prepared to take risks to get ahead. As you progress, you can increase the value of your holdings by upgrading your buildings and shares, and bonuses await those who can "evenly develop" their sites. With its unique features, such as the ability to move stock between sites and trade items at "distress" prices, Enterprise: the Elite Trading Game offers a thrilling experience that's sure to challenge and entertain.