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Acquire
- RRP:
$30.00- Your Price:
- $24.00 (excluding tax) (You save $6.00)
- SKU:
- WOC 22192
- Brand:
- Avalon Hill
- Weight:
- 3.00 LBS
- Rating:
-
(1 product review)
- Shipping:
- Calculated at checkout
Product Description
The Right Price at the Right Time -- at the Right Price!
As a powerful real estate tycoon, there are only seven hotel chains in the world worthy of your attention. Using nothing but your wealth and wits, you must vie against other business magnates to manipulate construction and capitalize on mergers -- buying, trading, and selling stocks in order to get the greatest return on your investments.
Acquire challenges you to pit your resources and resolve against other players in this high-finance game of speculation and strategy!?
Game Contents:
- 10" x 20" game board
- 108 hotel tiles
- 7 chain tiles
- 175 stock certificates
- 24 page rulebook
Other Details
- Players:
- 3-6
- Age :
- 12+
- Duration:
- 90 min
Product Reviews
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Oldie but goodie!
Posted by Joe Adams on 14th Sep 2009
I first played this game many years ago with my father-in-law and his 1963 3M version, and I loved it right away. I like the fact that despite the arbitrary tile placement, everyone has a chance to get a piece of the action by purchasing the stock of hotels that others created. The tile placement can really mess with your strategy, which some may dislike, but it makes it more of a level playing ground for beginners and it still has a lot of opportunity for money management and trying to remember what stock everyone has purchased. It is recommended to play with 3-6 players. Per the suggestion of other gamers I tried playing with my wife (each of us playing 2 hands). I do not suggest this, since it became very confusing and frustrating to keep the 2 hands separate. I have also played with 3 and 6 players and all enjoyed it very much!