In Plutocracy, 2 to 4 players each lead one of the big trading corporations and will travel from planet to planet to buy and sell resources. By selling at a higher price than buying, players will earn money (Space Euros S€).
They need S€ to buy seats in the planetary parliaments.
In each of the 3 elections during the game, players that have a majority in a planetary parliament will send Councilors to the Plutocratic Council.
Equally important as the elections are the Societies on Earth: players that meet the conditions to join them while on Earth may also send Councilors to the Plutocratic Council.
The ultimate objective of each player is to have the most Councilors in the Plutocratic Council at the end of the game.

Plutocracy: Passengers expands Plutocracy by introducing a captivating solo mode as well as the addition of passenger transport to multiplayer gameplay.
In the multiplayer expansion, new actions allow players to pick up passengers and fly them to their destination. When dropping them off, players can choose among a display of favors. These offer new surprising opportunities leading to even fiercer competition and introducing some randomness in a former deterministic universe.
In the new solo mode you are trying to maintain the passenger transport by carefully selecting the passengers you transport and the routes you are taking before time is running out. Ten planet constellations are waiting for you and only you can tell if Mission Impossible turns out to be really impossible.

Europe, crisis, national bankruptcy..., but don't worry:
In €uro Crisis you are the boss of a bank, gambling with central bank money and snatching state property.
Persuade politicians to implement to avert a debt haircut and just care about the fate of Europe if it benefits your bank.
But beware, states can fight back - uprisings by harassed populations pose a constant threat to hard-won state property.
€uro Crisis is a tactical as well as a satirical board game for 3-4 players about the financial crisis in Europe.
Auctions, simultaneous selection of actions, and the impossibility to feather your own nest are the three main features of this crisis.