
United Nations
A Game of World Domination in Our Time
A board game by J. Michael Hemphill, J. Stephen Peek
2-4 Players 60 minutes Low
Area Movement
Negotiation, Abstract Strategy, Wargame
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Description
United Nations: A Game of World Domination in Our Time is a classic board game that's all about strategic negotiation and world conquest. Designed by J. Michael Hemphill and J. Stephen Peek, this 1982 game is easy to learn but challenging to master, making it perfect for 2 to 4 players who want to engage in a fun and intense 60-minute battle for global dominance. With simple rules and a focus on area movement, players must navigate the complex web of international relations, forming alliances and making deals to further their own interests. As a negotiation-heavy game with elements of abstract strategy and wargaming, United Nations requires a combination of diplomatic finesse and cunning military tactics to emerge victorious, making it a thrilling experience for anyone who loves games of strategy and world politics.
