Board game Q. E. Japanese Version

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Product Description ■ Each player is a country and aims to escape from the financial crisis by carrying out Q. E. (Quantitative Easing), or "quantitative easing policy".
The game proceeds in turns. In each turn, one corporate tile is put up for auction, and each player bids.
The player who bid for the highest price wins the corporate tile, and the start bid starts the next turn.
The game ends when one player wins all corporate tiles.
The player with the highest winning score wins the game.
The player with the highest winning score wins the game.
When one player wins the game, the game ends.
The player with the highest winning score wins the game.
The player player wins the game, the game ends.
The player with the highest winning score wins the game.
When one player wins the game, the game ends.
The player with the highest winning score wins the game.
The player with the highest winning score wins the game.
Try not to spend too much and collect the corporate tiles you want!
■ Game Overview ■
Number of players : 3-5
Play time : about 30 minutes
Age : 14 years or older
Designer : Gavin Birnbaum

Designer : Gavin Birnbaum

Designer : Gavin Birnbaum

Designer : Gavin Birnbaum
Bonus industrial tile 5
Tag tile 5
Individual scoreboard 5
Start auctioneer token 1
Instruction manual 1