The Name of the Game is Real Estate
A board game by Peter G. Donnelly, John C. Marshall, Ivan Solomon
2-6 2-6
0 minutes Unknown
Roll / Spin and Move
City Building, Economic, Negotiation, Territory Building
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Description
The Name of the Game is Real Estate is a classic board game from 1980 that's all about building your empire and outsmarting your opponents. Designed by Peter G. Donnelly, John C. Marshall, and Ivan Solomon, this game is surprisingly simple to learn, making it accessible to a wide range of players, from 2 to 6. With categories like city building, economic, negotiation, and territory building, you can expect a fun and interactive experience. Players take turns rolling and moving, trying to accumulate wealth and properties, all while navigating the ups and downs of the real estate market. The game is all about strategy and negotiation, as you try to outmaneuver your fellow players and come out on top. Despite being published over 40 years ago, The Name of the Game is Real Estate remains a charming and entertaining game that's perfect for a night in with friends and family.
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