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Archive for the ‘Who Would Win’ Category

Who Would Win? en Francais

Thursday, July 28th, 2011 in Who Would Win

As you may know, I’ve licensed “Who Would Win?” to Gamewright and they are handling international licensing.  They just sent me a fat check for an odd amount that happens to be an exact multiple of one half of the exchange rate between the Euro and the U.S. dollar.  It is really nice to cash checks without having to bother with shipping and sales and all of that nonsense.

All I need is about a dozen more games like “Who Would Win?” and I’ll be set.  I guess I have to get back to work on some more games.

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Who Would Win? Review

Wednesday, June 16th, 2010 in News, Who Would Win

Blog site Reviews from R’lyeh posted a review on Who Would Win?  Check it out here.

After reading the review, stop on by our online shopping cart and pick up your very own copy right here.

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Who Would Win? Video

Saturday, April 3rd, 2010 in News, Who Would Win

Here is a video that Jason made for Who Would Win?

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The Dice Tower Who Would Win Video Review

Tuesday, December 1st, 2009 in News, Who Would Win

Tom Vasel reviews Who Would Win.

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German Translations

Monday, October 5th, 2009 in Lifeboat, News, Who Would Win

From Jeff:

A friend of mine in Germany Anja Saukel sent these rules for Lifeboat in German.

My local friend sent some German text rules for “Who Would Win?”

So without further ado:

German Lifeboat rules

German Who Would Win? rules

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Gorilla Games to publish “Who Would Win?” party game in June

Friday, March 27th, 2009 in News, Who Would Win

For immediate release
Gorilla Games is proud to announce the publication of Jeff Siadek’s party game “Who Would Win?” scheduled for release to coincide with the Origins Game Fair in June of 2009.

In “Who Would Win?” two players draw random character cards and turn up a random event card. Each player argues for 20 seconds as to why their character would win. The other players serve as the jury and vote on which player had the better argument. The first player to win 5 arguments wins the game.

Some example possibilities:

Ben Franklin vs. Barbie in a lion taming competition
Mick Jagger vs. Pocahantas in a kayaking race
Nelson Mandela vs. Sean Connery in a poker showdown

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