Pingyao: First Chinese Banks
A project in Denver, CO by Jing Studio022days
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21hours
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Status: Active
Pingyao: First Chinese Banks is an economic dice-as-workers placement game for 1-4 players and plays in 60-90 minutes.
Backers: 279
Average Daily Pledges: $2,579
Average Pledge Per Backer: $74
Funding: $20,632 of $20,000
Dates: Jan 12th -> Feb 11th (30 days)
Project By: Jing Studio
Backers: 279
Average Daily Pledges: $2,579
Average Pledge Per Backer: $74
Funding: $20,632 of $20,000
Dates: Jan 12th -> Feb 11th (30 days)
Project By: Jing Studio
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Latest News
We are FUNDED!
January 19th - via: kickstarter.com
We have reached our funding goal! We are so excited to be able to share Pingyao: First Chinese Banks and the Golden Pawner expansion with you all. Thank you all so much for your help in making this possible. We are looking forward to working... (Read More)
97% Funded, can we fund it today?
January 18th - via: kickstarter.com
We were planning on waiting to write an update today until we were funded since we are SO CLOSE to funded! Right now, we need your help more than ever. If you have not yet shared the campaign on social media, please consider doing so, especially if... (Read More)
~90% Funded! We are almost there!
January 16th - via: kickstarter.com
We are so close to being funded now and we could not be more excited! Thank you as always for your continued support and for all the help you have done to share this campaign. We have been hearing people mention that they don't really have a clear... (Read More)
More Streams and Events!
January 15th - via: kickstarter.com
We have some more things coming this weekend for everybody to be able to participate in and we wanted to update you on what is going on. Before we get into that though, we just want to let you each know how incredibly appreciative we are of your... (Read More)
Jess’s Fave Five Kickstarters of the Week 1/15/21
January 15th - via: gameosity.com
Alba distinguishes itself from other game books by claiming to be the biggest ever written. With over 1200 pages and 19 different endings, Alba tells the story of a post-apocalyptic world where you will go out and adventure; exploring the world and making choices that can have lasting effects. Pingyao: First Chinese Banks is a dice placement game with an economic twist. During the game you’ll be rolling dice and then taking turns performing actions with the dice starting with the highest vale and moving through to the lowest value. (Read More)
We are almost there!
January 14th - via: kickstarter.com
We are almost 75% funded and we couldnt be more pleased to be almost funded. Last night the Unfiltered Gamer had a great live stream of Pingyao: First Chinese Banks and they had a great time playing and we enjoyed watching! We are planning more live... (Read More)
Pingyao: First Chinese Banks
January 14th - via: tabletopunited.com
Pingyao: First Chinese Banks is an economic dice-as-workers placement game in which players assume the role of famous Jin Merchants in the Qing Dynasty. During the blossoming age of banking, players will expand from Pingyao city to open agencies across China, offering remittance services to businessmen in order to earn profits. The goal of the game is to build up money over 8 rounds, and be the wealthiest player by the end. (Read More)
65% and Climbing!
January 13th - via: kickstarter.com
We are well on our way to funding and are so appreciative of your support! We wanted to let everybody know that we have a number of events that will be occuring soon for the campaign. The first event occurs tonight with a live stream play of the base... (Read More)
Thank you for backing Pingyao: First Chinese Banks!
January 12th - via: kickstarter.com
Nearly 50% Funded halfway through Day #1! We are so pleased with the response we have had so far to Pingyao: First Chinese Banks and are excited to have you as a backer! We have a lot of great things in store for you and are really looking forward to... (Read More)
Kickstarter Tabletop Alert: 'Pingyao: First Chinese Banks'
January 12th - via: geekdad.com
Pingyao: First Chinese Banks is a worker-placement game for 1 to 4 players, ages 12 and up, and takes about 80 minutes to play. Pingyao: First Chinese Banks was designed by Wu Shuang and published by Jing Studio and Board Game Rookie. It was originally published in China in 2017, and the Kickstarter campaign is for an English edition. (Read More)
The Hungry Gamer Previews Pingyao
January 6th - via: g33k-hq.com
Ping Yao is, at its core, a dice worker placement/engine building game. In each of the 8 rounds you will be rolling your dice, and then placing them out on the board to take a cariety of actions. These actions include: taking or giving loans, building new branches, hire new workers for your banks, increasing your fame, bribing the local government, or taking remittances (you put money in one bank, make some money on it, and then take it out of another later on). (Read More)
“How to make money from other people’s money?” A Pingyao review
September 6th - via: boardgamegeek.com
Hundreds of years ago during the Qing dynasty the Chinese bankers already figured that out and established Pingyao as the birthplace of Chinese banking system and hence the name ‘Wall Street of China’. In this game designed by Wu Shuang, you will reprise the role of these Chinese bankers by growing your wealth through strategic financial planning. (Read More)
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