2023Benjamin Cheung
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2 - 6 players45 - 60 min

2022Benjamin Cheung
From BoardGameGeek
Tech Exchange is a multi-player, real-time trading card game for 2-6 Players. It uses a modern deck of cards called the Tech Deck. Each card in the Tech Deck represents stocks in companies that players trade. As players trade cards and use card abilities, the stock market gains value. Each stock card has card abilities that players can use during two turn-based effects rounds. Players score victory points based on the value of their final hand after all trading is completed. Players are trying to collect sets of triples, quadruples and a flush (cards that share a domain/suit). REAL TIME TRADING – The players trade cards from their hands between each other in real-time. There are no turns and trading happens simultaneously between players following a few trading rules. USE CARD EFFECTS – When a stock stack hits a value of three or no one wishes to trade anymore, trading pauses. Then, players take turns using effects on the cards in their hand. Trading continues. After all trading has completed, there is a second use effects round. STOCK SCORING – After the second use card effects round, players tally up victory points based on the value of card groupings in their hand and the value of the stock market. WINNER – After three rounds of play, the player with the most points is the winner. If tied, players share the victory. TECH DECK AS A GAME SYSTEM - The Tech Deck is a modernized deck of cards bringing playing cards into the 21st century. It is a game platform designed to support many different games. Each card in the Tech Deck has unique game effects to create unique game experiences. Also, see Tech Grid Poker, Tech City which are other games that use the Tech Deck. -description from the designer
Tech Exchange has 2 videos from 1 creator: 1 review and 1 how-to-play guide. They date from August 2022.
To learn the rules, start with "Tech Exchange: Run-through: Economic Board Games" by Economic Board Games, which runs 14 min.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "Tech Exchange: Economic Board Games" by Economic Board Games.
If you like it, try Prisoner's Trilemma Game Theory in Action, Gears of Industry, Tricks of the Trade and Peer-to-Peer, also by Benjamin Cheung.
2023Benjamin Cheung
2 - 6 players45 - 60 min
From BoardGameGeek:
Tech Exchange is a multi-player, real-time trading card game for 2-6 Players. It uses a modern deck of cards called the Tech Deck. Each card in the Tech Deck represents stocks in companies that players trade. As players trade cards and use card abilities, the stock market gains value. Each stock card has card abilities that players can use during two turn-based effects rounds. Players score victory points based on the value of their final hand after all trading is completed. Players are trying to collect sets of triples, quadruples and a flush (cards that share a domain/suit). REAL TIME TRADING – The players trade cards from their hands between each other in real-time. There are no turns and trading happens simultaneously between players following a few trading rules. USE CARD EFFECTS – When a stock stack hits a value of three or no one wishes to trade anymore, trading pauses. Then, players take turns using effects on the cards in their hand. Trading continues. After all trading has completed, there is a second use effects round. STOCK SCORING – After the second use card effects round, players tally up victory points based on the value of card groupings in their hand and the value of the stock market. WINNER – After three rounds of play, the player with the most points is the winner. If tied, players share the victory. TECH DECK AS A GAME SYSTEM - The Tech Deck is a modernized deck of cards bringing playing cards into the 21st century. It is a game platform designed to support many different games. Each card in the Tech Deck has unique game effects to create unique game experiences. Also, see Tech Grid Poker, Tech City which are other games that use the Tech Deck. -description from the designer
Designer
Benjamin Cheung
Artist
Benjamin Cheung
Publisher
Self-published
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