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Acquire Strategy Board Game with Tycoon Mode

4.8 (238)

Place tiles, buy stock and engineer mergers in Sid Sackson's classic game of big money and bigger nerve.

Ages: 12+
Players: 2–6
Shelf: Axis & Allies & Grand Strategy

$40.66 ~~$49.99~~save 19%

Price checked October 2026 — the retailer's listing shows today's price.

What's in the box

Updated 9x12 grid board with printed designations
Building tiles redesigned to be easy to read
Two ways to play: Classic Mode and Tycoon Mode
Sid Sackson's classic design of stocks and mergers
For two to six players ages 12 and up

How it plays

A turn is three quick steps: place a building tile on the 9x12 grid, buy up to three shares of stock, and draw a new tile. Tiles that touch form a chain, chains that touch merge, and the largest shareholders in the swallowed company get paid. Timing a merger so the bonus lands in your pocket is the whole art.

It is for tables that enjoy reading each other as much as the board. Play Classic Mode for the original experience or Tycoon Mode for a different challenge, with two to six players ages 12 and up.

What players say

Great game
I had never played this game before, and after trying it with some friends who had it, I decided to buy it. I learned that it has actually been on the market for many years, and I understand why. It's very fun and easy to learn, and it also helps you understand the stock market better.
joseApril 5, 2026Acquire Strategy Board Game with Tycoon Mode
Game
Great game with some thinking to do. It changes often throughout the game. My husband who doesn’t like to play a lot of games enjoyed this one.
KnifemanJanuary 30, 2026Acquire Strategy Board Game with Tycoon Mode
Fun and Engaging!
Fantastic! This has quickly become one of my favorite games. Simple to set up and play, yet enough complexity and variability to keep things exciting. It doesn't seem to matter if you play with 2 or 6, there's always a good bit of fun. My son learned a hard lesson in using money to grow more money!
Ian PorterSeptember 2, 2025Acquire Strategy Board Game with Tycoon Mode