
So Long Sucker
A board game by John Nash, Mel Hausner, Lloyd S. Shapley, Martin Shubik
4 Players 20 minutes Low
Team-Based Game, Player Elimination
Economic, Negotiation, Book
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Description
So Long Sucker is a classic board game that's all about forming alliances and making strategic moves to come out on top. Designed by John Nash and Mel Hausner, this 1964 game is easy to learn but challenging to master. With four players competing to be the last one with a stockpile of chips, you'll need to form coalitions with other players to make progress, but beware - to win, you'll have to betray your partners. This 20-minute game is a thrilling mix of economic and negotiation mechanics, where players can make non-binding agreements and work together to capture chips and eliminate opponents. With its simple yet cutthroat gameplay, So Long Sucker is a game that will keep you on your toes and have you laughing with friends and family. Will you be the last player standing, or will you get betrayed along the way?
