
1968Alberto Fontana, Mariano Maresca
From BoardGameGeek
This is some sort of Monopoly-clone which takes place in the world of High Finance. You have to earn 1 billion dollars and acquire 15 stocks to win this game. You move around the board while winning or losing money. You try to sell your stock at a higher price. Alta Finanza is one of the oldest financial games ever made. The game is simply based upon the trade of shares and the fluctuation of the stock trade. You may sell or buy shares and so affect the value of the course title. With appropriate speculation and a little bit of fortune you will rise at the top of financial system and cast down your opponent. The six types of shares are: Electric - Naval - Motor - Chemical - Mechanics - Oil
High Finance has 2 videos from 1 creator: 2 reviews. They date from April 2023.
If you like it, try Botswana, River of Gold, La Familia Hort or Stockpile, which share several of its mechanics.
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From BoardGameGeek:
This is some sort of Monopoly-clone which takes place in the world of High Finance. You have to earn 1 billion dollars and acquire 15 stocks to win this game. You move around the board while winning or losing money. You try to sell your stock at a higher price. Alta Finanza is one of the oldest financial games ever made. The game is simply based upon the trade of shares and the fluctuation of the stock trade. You may sell or buy shares and so affect the value of the course title. With appropriate speculation and a little bit of fortune you will rise at the top of financial system and cast down your opponent. The six types of shares are: Electric - Naval - Motor - Chemical - Mechanics - Oil
Designers
Alberto Fontana, Mariano Maresca
Publisher
Alma Giochi
Categories
Mechanics