Electoral Run Game

In my Design college, for the Game Design classes, we were asked to make a simple boardgame for the end of the semester. As it was election time in Brazil, I and some colleagues decided to make a game about... elections. 

The board is a graphic and each player gets one of eight stereotypical political candidates commonly found in this country (Clockwise: The Mad Feminazi, The Tree-hugging Ambientalist, The General, The Evangelical Preacher, The Communist, The Weirdo Conspiracy Theorist, The Red Neck and The Capitalist), and each turn each player can choose to invest paper money (like Monopoly money) to make propaganda and put his/her candidate 2d6 steps up, invest money to attack another player (he/she goes down 2d6 steps) or campaign for more money (2d6 "millions") to use in the next turn. The winner is the first politician to gather 51% of the electors preference.

The miniatures were made with Loctite's Durepoxi (a epoxi resin) in 28mm scale (from the base to the eyes) and painted by me.