Bohnanza, a small but nice card game from the pen of Uwe Rosenberg, published by Amigo. It has been included in the list for the game of 1997. At the name to get there not beat around, to remember the old Western series. However, two things have little in common. The players are not daring cowboys, but more or less successful farmers. You have to create bean fields and earn by skilful cultivation and clever negotiating as many beans dollars to win at the end of the game.

In Bohnanza, there are eight different types of beans. The number of cards per variety is different, so each farmer can dust that amount to the market, many beans dollars for rare varieties of beans, while beans contribute to frequent-less, true to the supply and demand - principle. The basic game in the existing varieties are the green beans, red bean, cowpea, soybean, bean crushing, broad bean, scarlet runner bean and the Blue bean.

The more beans so you have grown from one variety, the more expensive they can be sold. Is it still a rare bean, you can count itself among the better farmers. Here are a number of fields but only a limited available. Read more »