Roll over image to zoom in Click on image to zoom

Bear Raid Game

On back order

Board Game TablesSKU: 178199

Shorting Stock - Not many games let you do this. It is so much fun to short stock and then drive the stock down.
42 Dice & Event Interaction - Not a lot of luck (but some luck). 48 dice. It is a lot. It's not just a matter of chucking dice and moving the prices. Each company has dice, and they interact with different "event cards" every turn. It's a cool mechanic that lets you get a glimpse of what might happen next turn, but not a perfect picture.
Controlling What's Rolled - Not all the dice are rolled. You can influence what gets rolled. Leave dice on a company or take them back. Leave dice behind your screen or add them to the bag. These decisions are just as important as buying or shorting the stock.

Price:

$69.99

Stock:

Sold out

Quantity:

Canada Post Announcement - The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) has started a national strike. Canada Post’s operations are temporarily suspended as of 27 November 2024. While we are doing all we can to deliver your parcels, including changing our last mile delivery partner, please expect delays. While new orders from 27 November 2024 will bypass Canada Post, orders sent before this date and still not received could be stuck in limbo until the strike is resolved. For the latest information and service updates, visit Negotiation Page

Share this product

Turn into a high-flying stock trader as you work against the other players to control the market, buy and short stock, and make the most money.

Have you been pumping cash into GameStop? Want to have the fun of making big bets without risking real cash?

You're going to thoroughly enjoy this brand new game that will bring you into the exciting and crazy world of buying and shorting stocks.

Product Specifications

Shorting Stock - Not many games let you do this. It is so much fun to short stock and then drive the stock down.
42 Dice & Event Interaction - Not a lot of luck (but some luck). 48 dice. It is a lot. It's not just a matter of chucking dice and moving the prices. Each company has dice, and they interact with different "event cards" every turn. It's a cool mechanic that lets you get a glimpse of what might happen next turn, but not a perfect picture.
Controlling What's Rolled - Not all the dice are rolled. You can influence what gets rolled. Leave dice on a company or take them back. Leave dice behind your screen or add them to the bag. These decisions are just as important as buying or shorting the stock.