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Home Game

Home Game 1956

10.0 /10
BGG rating
2–4
Players
120
Minutes
10
Age

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About the Game

The object of the game is build one's own complete home with as little expense as possible. The player with the most money after everyone has obtained and erected all eighteen elements of a complete lot is the winner.

The game comes with three unique dice: The Contract Die (used to purchase a lot, which is needed to start, get permits and insurance), The Material Die (used to get the eighteen elements of a complete set) and The Building Die (to determine how many elements can built or eliminated from the player's lot). On a turn, a player chooses the die and follows takes or declines the action permitted by the roll. Whenever a player rolls The Material Die, the top chance card is read. The chance card could reward or penalize a sum of money. Players may barter with each other for materials.

Home Game was designed to promote a network television series called "Home."

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refreshed Sep 7, 2026