Jogo da Mesada

Estrela · Board game · 2010
2–6 40 min
5.0 rating Ludopedia
rating BGG
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5.0 rating Ludopedia
rating BGG
Our Verdict

If you enjoy games that teach about money in a light and fun way, and don't mind a bit of dice luck, 'Jogo da Mesada' is a great pick for the family!

Highlights
  • Simple and educational
  • Fun interaction
  • Agile pace
  • Ideal for kids
Keep in mind
  • Luck-dependent
  • Little depth
  • Theme can be childish
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About the game
Hey everyone! Ready for the most anticipated day of the month? It's allowance time, and we know that money disappears faster than hotcakes! In 'Jogo da Mesada' (Allowance Day Game), you'll need to be clever to make your cash last. Will you spend it all at the mall, pay for swimming lessons, or fund that dream treehouse construction? Or maybe get into debt with the bank, paying interest and all?

But don't worry, not all hope is lost! You can try your luck at the sports pool, maybe win some extra cash in the rock band contest... life is full of surprises, right? The challenge is to reach the end of the month with more money in your pocket than everyone else. It's a true financial battle where every decision counts. Whoever manages their allowance best, pays their bills, and still has some change left wins! Get ready for a fun and exciting experience that will test your planning skills and a bit of luck. Who will be the master of stretching their allowance? Only by playing can you find out!
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Publisher Estrela
Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can participate?
The game is for 2 to 6 players, so you can gather friends or play with family.
How long does a game session last?
A game session lasts about 40 minutes on average, perfect for not tiring out the younger ones.
Is the game very complicated?
No, the rules are quite straightforward and easy to learn, ideal for children and those new to the hobby.
What is the main objective of the game?
The objective is to be the player who finishes the month with the most money left, after paying all bills and loans.
Is there a lot of luck involved or is it more strategy?
It's a bit of both! Dice rolls bring the luck element, but knowing how to manage your allowance and decide when to spend or take loans requires planning.
Is it a good game to introduce children to the world of board games?
Absolutely! It teaches basic financial concepts in a playful and fun way, with accessible rules.