Trump: The Game (1989)
“Trump: The Game”
“Trump: The Game” is a board game named after Donald Trump, initially released by the Milton Bradley Company in 1989. The game was developed to teach people about business instincts and to base it on Trump’s career and his 1987 book, “The Art of the Deal”. The game has experienced a resurgence in popularity in recent years, with a rerelease by Parker Brothers in 2004.
Game Components of Trump: The Game
– T-shaped tokens
– Board with eight available properties
– Money
– Bidding cards
– Luxury hotels, casinos, and other big-ticket items
Game Setup of Trump: The Game
The game is designed for three to four players and involves moving T-shaped tokens around the board while trying to buy up luxury hotels, casinos, and other big-ticket items.
Gameplay Mechanics of Trump: The Game
The game consists of two parts:1. Players bid on the eight available properties on the board without knowing their actual values.2. Players move their tokens around the board, buying and selling properties, and trying to accumulate the most money.
Game Objective of Trump: The Game
The objective of the game is to make the most money by buying and selling properties, hotels, and casinos.
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