Careers game ©1965, Parker Brothers Ages: 8 to Adult Players: 2 - 6 |
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| 1 Game board 28 Opportunity cards 28 Experience cards 6 Standard pawns (green, blue, yellow, black, white, red) 2 Standard 6-sided dice 1 Set of play money 1 Pad of scoresheets Rules |
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DESCRIPTION - from Parker Brothers
The object of the game of Careers is to "succeed" but just as in
real life, each player has his own idea of what success really
means. In Careers each player decides upon his own success
formula and writes it down privately before the game begins.
The first player to achieve or exceed his own success formula
is the winner of the game.
The object of the game of Careers is to "succeed" but just as in
real life, each player has his own idea of what success really
means. In Careers each player decides upon his own success
formula and writes it down privately before the game begins.
The first player to achieve or exceed his own success formula
is the winner of the game.