Board Game - Millionaire. Super Puppies

The board business game 'Millionaire. Super Puppies' by 'Smart Games' is a family economic game that will engage both children and adults: buy and win together with a team of charming puppies!

Features:
- colorful design with cute characters
- clear rules
- number... of players: 2-6
- game duration: from 30 minutes
- learning to count money

Game components:
- 1 game board
- 6 tokens
- 2 dice
- 16 'Reward' cards
- 16 'Challenge' cards
- 60 colored character cards
- 12 paw print tokens
- 3 trophy cards
- game paper money in denominations of 50, 40, 30, 25
- instructions

This game will help introduce your child to the basics of economic knowledge in a fun way and teach them to count. Through it, children will learn to handle money, perform calculations, and plan their expenditures. And, of course, they will have fun playing together. Think through your victory strategy and become the richest millionaire!

GAME OBJECTIVE
To become the richest by the end of the game. The game ends when one of the players goes bankrupt (i.e., they have no money to pay the owner of the property they landed on, buy property, or pay a fine on a 'Challenge' card). It is possible to limit the game time by agreement.

GAME PREPARATION
Place the game board in the center of the table. Shuffle the 'Reward' and 'Challenge' cards and place them face down in separate stacks at their respective spots on the board. Arrange the banknotes next to the board - this will be the game bank.

Each player selects a token and places it on the 'Start' sector of the game board, then takes 10 tokens with the image of one character and 2 paw print cards of the same color as their character's tokens (cut them along the dotted line beforehand). Distribute starting capital to each player depending on the number of participants: 2-3 players - 400 bones of different denominations each, 4-6 players - 300 bones each.

If there are 2-3 players, each player chooses 2 characters. Thus, each participant will have 20 tokens and 4 paw print cards.

The youngest player moves first. Then the turn goes to the player on the left. By agreement, one or two dice can be used in the game.

GAME PLAY
On their turn, a player rolls the dice and moves their token clockwise on the game board by the number of steps shown. Then, depending on which sector the token has landed on, the player performs the actions specified in the instructions.

TRADING
During the game, all participants can agree to trade any cards they have for money or other cards. For example, a player can offer to buy someone else's property or exchange it for another player's 'Reward' or 'Challenge' card. However, players cannot give each other money AND/OR cards, gift money AND/OR cards, or pay an incomplete amount by agreement, i.e., purchase something in installments.

END OF THE GAME
If a player has no money to pay for landing on another player's property, buy property, pay a fine on a 'Challenge' card, and cannot sell their property to pay off debts, that player is declared bankrupt. The game ends in this case.

The remaining players count their money and add the value of the properties they own. The richest player wins! They receive a card with a golden trophy! The player in second place in wealth receives a silver trophy, and the third place receives a bronze trophy!