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Unfair

An Economic and Card Game game for 2–5 players, of 50–125 min and of medium complexity. It plays with hand management, income and loans. Recommended from age 14. The BoardGameGeek community likes it best with 3 players.

Build the city’s greatest theme park, whatever it takes! Mix your favourite themes, from Pirate, Robot, Vampire, Jungle, Ninja, and Gangster. Build attractions and upgrade them to match blueprints, stack up towering rides, or simply make the most cash. But watch out – your competitors may pay off the safety inspectors to close your rides or hire hooligans to vandalise your park! Build wisely and protect your park to make sure you come out on top! Whatever happens, it’s bound to be Unfair. Your goal is to build the park that scores the most points at game end, using three main ways to score: Build impressively tall attractions with lots of upgrades. Match your park to blueprints to achieve hidden goals. Buy your way to victory with good old-fashioned cash. You can also play events to help yourself and hinder your opponents as you build your park over the course of 8 rounds. Recruit staff members to help you, or build a super attraction with a unique ability. Bribing officials and blackmailing politicians is entirely optional.

2–5 players50–125 min playing time14+ age2.7 complexity
7.3 / 10 on BGG
5,724 ratings

Designed by Joel Finch

Published by Good Games Publishing

No Spanish edition. Only available imported and in another language.

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