Crisis: The Economist International Money Game

Crisis: The Economist International Money Game 1981

3–6
Players
30
Minutes
12
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About the Game

Crisis is a board game that was included with a 1990's issue of The Economist magazine.

The game focuses on the international bullion and currency markets.

Each player is dealt a mixed hand of currencies and gold, and attempts - through bluffing and card play - to establish monopolies in one or more holdings.

The game is a mixture of roll and move combined with card play, management and counting.

The game provides rules and board, but the players must provide cards and a die.

There is no designer credited.

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