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In Reiner Knizia ‘s Money, you have to spend money to make money.  It ‘s a turn-based card game with several different currencies, with the goal of whittling your way down to two or three types of currencies in order to score the most points and win the game. The learning curve is relatively small, and the gameplay is fairly simple.  But most importantly, it ‘s fun. To start, each of the four (or three, if you choose) players start with six random cards.  In the center of the board, there are two lots of four cards on which everyone will bid.  From your lot of cards, you place your bid.  In decreasing order of bids, each of the four players will get their choice of what lot of cards to take.  In addition to the two lots in the center of the board, you can also choose to take another Read More

The iPhone is shaped a little bit like a deck of cards. Like a deck of cards, Apple's little magic device can be used to play any one of a number of different games. Unlike standard cards though, the iPhone can easily transform into specific decks of cards from the Eurogame world. We recently took a look at the iPhone version of Reiner Knizia's card game Poison and there are a slew of other "decks" (ok, programs) available in the App Store. Today, we turn our focus to the card game Money [$1.99, iTunes link], which might be the best card game app out there. In the near future, we'll be reviewing Mü and some other card games, so the position is not secured forever. Still, of the iPhone card game apps we've played so far, Money is our hands down favorite. Continue reading to see how this clever bidding game Read More

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Reiner Knizia holds a PhD in mathematics, and is credit with publishing over 500 different puzzle games, many earning various awards worldwide. Developing his first game at the age of 6, Knizia left a job as a boardmember of an international bank in 1997 to pursue game designing full time. Since then, he has been admitted to the Gaming Hall of Fame and redeveloped several of his old games along with creating new games for the PC, home consoles, and iPhone. His latest iPhone game, Topas [$1.99], tasks players with placing colored domino-like tiles on a game board in three included game modes. To place tiles, you drag them around with your finger, and tiles can be rotated by tapping on screen with another finger. Tiles are placed on the board following a few simple rules: They must be placed with the whole tile fitting on the game board, every tile Read More

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