Odd that there is no Chance or Community Chest, but Risk instead. And instead of going to jail we go behind the black boardDisney version of Monopoly
...and checkers of course.
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Board Games
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Yeah...I guess it's more for kids.Odd that there is no Chance or Community Chest, but Risk instead. And instead of going to jail we go behind the black board
In the standard version there are those things.
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Risk, Stratego, Chess, Monopoly, Life, Trivial Pursuit and Candyland. I haven't played anything but Chess in years and haven't done that in a while.
And if you count Dungeons and Dragons as a board game.
Although I played a lot of the board games here, my favorite games where card game. Old maid, Match, and Rummy were all rainy days favorites for my brothers and sisters and me. When we got older Michigan Rummy for pennies, Pinocle and later Poker for pennies, nickels and dimes. My mother is the gambler and encouraged us.
Monopoly, Stock Ticker, Sorry, Scrabble ... but my family was a card playing family, 500 was the main game, but also rummy, whist, and cribbage. We also had a crokinole (sp?) board.
Inspector Higgins!
One person plays Inspector Higgins and the other players the thieves who go through all the houses on the board in search of the loot
They then have to make it back to their hideout to win having snatched the loot, evading Inspector Higgins
Inspector Higgins
One player plays Kommissaris Speurneus/Inspector Higgins with the goal of capturing the thief carrying the treasure and as many other thieves as possible. The remaining players play cooperatively, in turn moving any of the five thief figures as they choose. The thieves' goal is to discover which...