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Man the Lifeboat is a board game published in 1987 by San Serif.
Man the Lifeboat is a game in which each player controls one lifeboat for inshore rescues and another lifeboat for offshore rescues. [1]
San Serif Print Promotions was formed in 1980 to publish games. As noted in Issue 3 of The Games Machine, San Serif first acquired the UK licenses for popular North American games such as Trivial Pursuit, but then in the mid-1980s, began to publish new games such as Seaside Frolics in 1986 and Man the Lifeboat in 1987. [2]
David Pritchard reviewed Man the Lifeboat for Games International magazine, and stated that "Man the Lifeboat is fast-moving and undemanding, but one feels that it could have been developed into a better game." Pritchard concluded by giving it a below-average score of 2 out of 5. [1]
- ^ a b Pritchard, David (January 1989). "General Games". Games International. No. 2. p. 13.
- ^ "Going Overboard". The Games Machine. No. 3. February 1988. p. 82.
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verification. (November 2021) |
Man the Lifeboat is a board game published in 1987 by San Serif.
Man the Lifeboat is a game in which each player controls one lifeboat for inshore rescues and another lifeboat for offshore rescues. [1]
San Serif Print Promotions was formed in 1980 to publish games. As noted in Issue 3 of The Games Machine, San Serif first acquired the UK licenses for popular North American games such as Trivial Pursuit, but then in the mid-1980s, began to publish new games such as Seaside Frolics in 1986 and Man the Lifeboat in 1987. [2]
David Pritchard reviewed Man the Lifeboat for Games International magazine, and stated that "Man the Lifeboat is fast-moving and undemanding, but one feels that it could have been developed into a better game." Pritchard concluded by giving it a below-average score of 2 out of 5. [1]
- ^ a b Pritchard, David (January 1989). "General Games". Games International. No. 2. p. 13.
- ^ "Going Overboard". The Games Machine. No. 3. February 1988. p. 82.