About this game
Published by International Team (1984) and then by Schmidt (1989). Each player stands for the boss of a well-known gang of the past-war time. His main purpose is to become the undisputed gang-leader of the parisian thieves. To achieve this goal, he need Thunes, many Thunes, which he will earn in setting up robberies with his gangsters. Arrangements, short-lived alliances and betrayals will be his everyday portion, and trying to survive in this merciless jungle will be his main goal. Each game turn is divided in 5 successive independant phases which are: 1. Determinating the First Player. 2. Arrangements: the diplomatic phase. 3. Mouvements and street fightings. 4. Bank robberies and base attacks. 5. New cards. The winner is the first player to acquire, both, 20 millions Thunes, and, a minimum of 2 millions Thunes more then the second ranked player. Winner of the 1984 Concours International de Créateurs de Jeux de Société.
Does it fit your group?
- Group size. Works with 4 to 6.
- Rules load. At 1.5/5 this is a light game — explain it in a few minutes, good for a table that has not played much.
- Age. The publisher suggests 12 and up. That rates the rules rather than the artwork, so judge the box yourself for younger players.