Macadam (1969)

This game simulates road traffic by integrating pedestrians, cyclists, moped riders, motorists and motorists. Players must use the light signals to display cards representing these different actors. Each player chooses a signal places a token on it and plays a card corresponding to this signal. They must also follow traffic signals and rules while trying to expose the most cards to accumulate points. The cards are valued as follows: Pedestrians (200 pts), Bicycles (150 pts), Mopeds (100 pts), Cars-motorcycles (50 pts). “Traffic Officers” can influence the game by replacing faulty signals. The game continues until a player has eliminated all their cards or all the tokens have been placed. The winner is the one who has the most points after deduction of penalties, with a victory in the event of a tie for the one with the most “Pedestrians” cards. —user summary