Board Game
Anti-Monopoly III: Washington-Moskau
Released 1987 / 2-6 players / 120-120 min / Ages 10+
Also known as Star Peace: Anti Nuclear War
Designer: Ralph Anspach
Publisher: ASS Altenburger Spielkarten
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Description
Each of the players represents a Nuclear Power. The aim of the game is to maintain world peace and avoid nuclear war. An "Arms Spiral" is in the middle of the board, representing the arms race. When the "BOMB" arrives at the end of the Arms Spiral, world peace is over and everyone has lost! However, if all players work together in such a way that one reaches the "World Peace" space, then the arms race is over. All players have won and the one who has contributed the most to maintaining world peace is declared winner.
To prevent destruction each player must simultaneously pursue his own goals as well co-operate with the other players to maintain peace. Each one can pursue his personal selfish goal to come to a victory, but this promotes the arms race.
The American version of this game is called Star Peace: Anti Nuclear War.
To prevent destruction each player must simultaneously pursue his own goals as well co-operate with the other players to maintain peace. Each one can pursue his personal selfish goal to come to a victory, but this promotes the arms race.
The American version of this game is called Star Peace: Anti Nuclear War.
Game at a glance
- Year published
- 1987
- Players
- 2–6
- Play time
- 120 minutes
- Listed playing time
- 120 minutes
- Minimum age
- 10+
Categories (2)
- Negotiation
- Political
Mechanics (1)
- Roll / Spin and Move