Spitting Image |
1984 |
Parker |
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First produced |
1984 |
Players |
2 to 6 |
Age(s) |
15+ |
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1 x game board 6 x Spitting Image caricatures of world leaders 1 x journalist caricature, red nosed pig 6 x sets of 3 world leader cards 18 x white bases 50 x scandal cards 24 x dirty tricks cards 125 x banknotes in 4 denominations; - $20 million, $10 million, $5 million, $1 million 1 x set of rules Based on the TV programme. Each player is a world leader with 3 scandals to hide. Try to expose your opponent's scandals, before they expose yours. When all 3 of your scandals have been revealed, you're out of the game. The last player remaining, wins. Scandals are won at auctions and exposed at press conferences. Winning auctions and press conferences enables you to hold turn and control the game. |
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| The detailed, moulded playing pieces are approx. 6cm high and are a great collection of world leaders of that era who were regularly mimicked; - Ronald Reagan, The Pope, David Owen, Neil Kinnock, Margaret Thatcher and Michael Gorbachov. Daily newspapers are also ridiculed; |
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