Goldgräber 1970

Not to be confused with the 1988 Ravensburger game of the same title by Edith Grein-Böttcher (German: Goldgräber, English: Eureka).

This older game is kind of a monopoly variant, but with less (if not to say: no) interaction between the players.

Original text from the box: A dice-game for 2-8 players of 8 years or more. Ravensburg Games No. 11.418 Contents: 1 board, 1 die, 8 men, 48 claims, 48 claim cards (8clours with 6 cards per color), 24 saloon cards, 24 store cards, 24 surprise cards, money. Somewhere in the "far west" all players dig for gold. Each gold-digger tries to get possession of the sector with 6 claims which in colour correspond to his man. The way there takes him through saloons, stores, banks, and also to the doctor and the sheriff, where pleasant and unpleasant surprises await him. The winner is the player who has amassed the largest fortune. The claims and cash are added.