
Playboss
A board game by Harald Riehle
3-9 Players 180 minutes Medium
Simulation, Trading, Auction/Bidding, Commodity Speculation
Economic, Negotiation, Industry / Manufacturing
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Description
Playboss is a classic board game that's all about the thrill of running your own business. First published in 1969 by game designer Harald Riehle, it's a game that's been entertaining players for decades with its realistic take on the ups and downs of everyday business life. In Playboss, you'll have the chance to buy machines and raw materials, manufacture goods, and sell your products, all while navigating the challenges of taxes, loans, and rationalization schemes. With a playtime of 180 minutes, you'll have plenty of time to get immersed in the game and make your mark as a savvy businessman. As you play with 2-8 other players, you'll need to use your negotiation skills and strategic thinking to come out on top. The game features a unique auction and bidding mechanism, where you'll compete with other players to buy and sell goods at the best price. With a circuit of 42 spaces to navigate, you'll need to make tough decisions about how to manage your factory, invest in research and development, and mitigate risks. The player with the greatest net assets at the end of the game will be declared the winner, so you'll need to stay focused and keep your eyes on the prize. With its normal complexity level, Playboss is easy to learn for fans of board games, making it a great choice for a fun and challenging game night with friends.
