1986
Sue For a Million
2–6 players · 0 min · 10+
American game with the object of successfully suing other players and defend against their lawsuits. Players move around the board; who can sue whom, and for how much money, depends on where the players land. Players sue in one of four torts: assault, fraud, libel and negligence.
Players are dealt a hand of evidence and other cards, which are used to determine a trial winner, if a trial is necessary. The winner is the player who has the most money when the game ends.
Can be played by 2 or more, but is best with at least 3 and not more than 6 persons.
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