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The Godfather Game

Family Games (II), 1971

The Godfather Game is a card game published by Family Games (II) in 1971. It is played with 2 to 4 players, from age 12 and in about 90 minutes.

players
2–4
minutes
90
years
12+

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Publishers
Family Games (II), Family Games, Inc., Mirel
Designer
Jody Porter
Year of release
1971
Also known as
Le Jeu du Parrain · Il Padrino · Der Pate

About the game

The Godfather Game is an economic board game about the mafia designed by Jody Porter and published in 1971 by Family Games, Inc. Players play as mob bosses vying for control of rackets in various neighbourhoods to gain the most money and become the Godfather. Upon its release, it was heavily protested for its violent material targeted towards children and its depiction of stereotyped Italian gangsters.
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