Ökoly (1983)

ag.gameitem.AGID:
Playtime: 120
Min. Age: 0
Number of Players:
4 - 8
ag.gameitem.publisher:
Ökoly Vertrieb Thomas Wanner
Designers:
Edith Wanner,
Thomas Wanner
Artists:
Edith Wanner
Mechanics:
Team-Based Game,
Roll / Spin and Move,
Cooperative Game,
Modular Board,
Trading
Beschreibung
"Buy a flock of sheep - Construct a flour mill - Convert a hog feeding facility into an organic farm - or even Tear down a nuclear power plant - this all is possible in Ökoly: The only way of winning is by acting ecologically"
This introduction to Ökoly as printed on its box already provides a first flavour of this game. Similar to monopoly, the players move around a quadrangle and buy property within a city and collect revenue from the others. However, money is just a means to the end to act ecologically, i.e. collecting more Eco-Points (EP) than the other players.
These EPs can be collected in different ways:
- conversion of an "ecologically unfriendly" business (e.g. automotive, hog feeding or warfare) to an ecological friendly one (solar, bio-gas, wind energy)
- extending a business ecologically
- helping other players out of insolvency
- passing a turn by working at the welfare centre or an other player's business
- tearing down the nuclear power station collectively with other players
The ecological theme, beautifully carved wooden meeples, hand designed playing cards and money (all printed on recycled paper), health-food shops as a distribution channel and a DM3,- contribution to Greenpeace (deducted from the purchase price) made Ökoly a real innovator at the beginning of the 1980's in Germany.
"Buy a flock of sheep - Construct a flour mill - Convert a hog feeding facility into an organic farm - or even Tear down a nuclear power plant - this all is possible in Ökoly: The only way of winning is by acting ecologically"
This introduction to Ökoly as printed on its box already provides a first flavour of this game. Similar to monopoly, the players move around a quadrangle and buy property within a city and collect revenue from the others. However, money is just a means to the end to act ecologically, i.e. collecting more Eco-Points (EP) than the other players.
These EPs can be collected in different ways:
- conversion of an "ecologically unfriendly" business (e.g. automotive, hog feeding or warfare) to an ecological friendly one (solar, bio-gas, wind energy)
- extending a business ecologically
- helping other players out of insolvency
- passing a turn by working at the welfare centre or an other player's business
- tearing down the nuclear power station collectively with other players
The ecological theme, beautifully carved wooden meeples, hand designed playing cards and money (all printed on recycled paper), health-food shops as a distribution channel and a DM3,- contribution to Greenpeace (deducted from the purchase price) made Ökoly a real innovator at the beginning of the 1980's in Germany.
Verwandte Spiele
ag.gameitem.lastUpdated: 2025-04-23 11:38:59.869