Famly

Famly - The early years collaboration platform

From staff management tools to one-click invoicing and news feed posts, make the early years less about daily admin, and more about putting the children first. Because early childhood is a team effort.

Strengthen parent partnerships with instant messages and updates, and make your staff stronger with features like collaborative learning journals and easy observations.

The more staff and parents work together, the more they can focus on the children they care for. Easy collaboration starts with Famly, so what are you waiting for?

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Last updated on Jun 20, 2024

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Gameplay:

Family is a competitive board game for 2-6 players aged 8 and up. Players take on the roles of family members navigating through life's challenges and milestones. The game board represents a lifetime, divided into sections for childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and retirement. Players roll dice to move their tokens around the board, encountering various events and choices along the way.

Objective:

The goal of Family is to be the first player to reach retirement with the highest total wealth. Wealth is accumulated through a combination of income, investments, and inheritance.

Gameplay Mechanics:

Each turn, players roll two dice and move their tokens accordingly. They then draw an event card that presents them with a scenario or choice. These events can range from positive (e.g., receiving a scholarship) to negative (e.g., losing a job). Players must make decisions based on their current financial situation, future goals, and the potential risks and rewards associated with each event.

In addition to events, players can also invest in stocks, buy property, and take out loans. These financial transactions can significantly impact a player's wealth, but they also carry certain risks. Players must carefully manage their finances and make wise investment decisions to maximize their chances of success.

Life Stages:

The game progresses through four distinct life stages:

* Childhood: Players focus on education and developing their skills. They can attend school, earn scholarships, and participate in extracurricular activities.

* Adolescence: Players transition into adulthood and begin making career choices. They can enter the workforce, start their own businesses, or pursue higher education.

* Adulthood: Players establish their careers, raise families, and make major financial decisions. They can invest in stocks, buy homes, and plan for retirement.

* Retirement: Players enjoy the fruits of their labor and focus on spending their wealth wisely. They can travel, pursue hobbies, and donate to charities.

Winning:

The game ends when one player reaches retirement. The winner is the player with the highest total wealth, which includes the value of their investments, property, and cash on hand.