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DON: Conquest of Manhattan

DON: Conquest of Manhattan 2000

Design Adam Gregersen , Christian Majgaard , Benedict Ødemotland Publisher danspil
3.6 /10
BGG rating
4.0
Weight
2–5
Players
4
Best at
10
Age
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DON - Conquest of Manhattan plays on three elements: Strategy, Diplomacy and Business.

In a world of prostitutes, pickpockets, henchmen, assassins, smugglers and politicians, New York is the hometown of 5 of the most famous mob-families in history.

You start of as a low-level gangster and have to work your way up with a big family, lots of weapons, money, and people, and ultimately you will control the whole town. FBI, CIA, and ICR, in addition to other mob-families will make life difficult for you.

DON is Mediamobster's first game ever, and is basically their boardgame version of "Gangland", which was released for the PC in 2004.

Filed Under

Categories
Bluffing Economic Mafia Negotiation Territory Building
Mechanics
Action Points Betting and Bluffing Dice Rolling Simulation
BGG ratings
27
BGG data
refreshed Sep 6, 2026