In Superpower, released back in the 80s, the goal is to control as much of the Third World as possible by the end of the game. It's a game that mixes a board with spaces to move on (via die roll, of course!), several card decks, and a voting system dependent on how many countries you control. On each turn, you can choose between moving your pawn, militarily reinforcing a country already under your influence, responding to another player's military coup, or even attempting to invade an unprotected country. The objective is to expel rival influence from strategic locations and establish your own, with fortifications that make the country 'armored' against further actions. But beware! Hostile actions lower 'world opinion,' so you'll need propaganda to keep it high enough for your moves to succeed. Before all that, of course, you need economic influence, and the board spaces provide that opportunity. Prepare for a dense geopolitical contest, with a touch of luck and plenty of negotiation to see who rules the roost.