Owner's Choice

2006 · Economic

Owner's Choice

Buy low and sell high as players manipulate the stocks of four companies. The majority stockholder in each company becomes its President and chooses whether to fund a roll that may raise prices or pay dividends, or raid the communal Fund for personal gain at the risk of lowering the stock price. A pawn determines which company may act and controls the game's length, while players influence its movement. When the pawn reaches the goal, all stocks are cashed in and the player with the most money wins.

Players
2–5 best 4
Playing time
45 min
Age
10+
Complexity
1.8 / 5
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  • Tom5.9

    I can easily recommend Owner's Choice, simply based on the wide audience I think it will have. One need not be a mathematician or stock analyst to understand the basic nuances of the game. Players can win without controlling any one company, but to control them is fun - merely because of the decisions they can make. With practically zero downtime and a short playing span, Owner' Choice is a game that hits a sweet spot for me - stocks - without becoming a grueling, lengthy affair. The modular board keeps it fresh, and the interaction with other players keeps it human. See my review for more details...

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