1981Scott Abbott, Chris Haney
- Videos
- 20
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2 - 24 players90 minLight weight
American Dictator
2026
2 - 6 players
60 - 90 min
From BoardGameGeek
Take Control of the Pentagon! Twenty American cities are up for grabs. Control as many as you can. Send in the National Guard. Put your opponents On ICE. The last one standing is the winner! Questionable Decisions? Sometimes you make bad decisions. Your supporters will love you even more! The goal of playing American Dictator is to seek to buy and take over American cities where a golf course, resort or tower could be built. A player who lands in another player's city has to pay rent or can try to steal that city. Resembling Monopoly, American Dictator has special spaces where players can trap competitors in an U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facility, use a Supreme Court justice to bend the game's rules, or go to a casino to gamble for more money. Players must also draw cards from a deck of questionable decisions and pay a fine to others.
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About American Dictator
From BoardGameGeek:
Take Control of the Pentagon! Twenty American cities are up for grabs. Control as many as you can. Send in the National Guard. Put your opponents On ICE. The last one standing is the winner! Questionable Decisions? Sometimes you make bad decisions. Your supporters will love you even more! The goal of playing American Dictator is to seek to buy and take over American cities where a golf course, resort or tower could be built. A player who lands in another player's city has to pay rent or can try to steal that city. Resembling Monopoly, American Dictator has special spaces where players can trap competitors in an U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facility, use a Supreme Court justice to bend the game's rules, or go to a casino to gamble for more money. Players must also draw cards from a deck of questionable decisions and pay a fine to others.