The Simpsons Board Game

The Simpsons Board Game 1991

Design Paul Lamond
4.4 /10
BGG rating
1.0
Weight
2–4
Players
0
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About the Game

The object of the game is to win!

Winning the game varies depending on which character you are playing.

If you are Homer, you win the game by saving enough money, 750 Bucks, to buy a new (well, nearly new) Cadillac Convertible. Then you must get back home by an exact dice roll.

If you are Marge, you win the game by saving enough money, 750 Bucks, to afford a day in health and beauty farm including hairdo, beauty make-over and manicure. Then you must get back home by an exact dice roll.

If you are Lisa, you win the game by saving enough money, 750 Bucks, to buy a real pony. Then you must get back home by an exact dice roll.

If you are Bart, you win the game by saving enough money, 750 Bucks, to buy a giant Krusty the Clown Robot, a Radioactive Man, skateboard, a deluxe catapult, a spy camera, a jiffy squirt ring, a Space Mutant Video Game, anty-gravity boots and a real tatto. Then you must get back home by an exact dice roll.

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BGG ratings
10