![New Game Round-up: Printing Money, Flicking Ships, and Walking with the Dead Once More](https://cf.geekdo-images.com/T6puvRoygAns-6v9lsoC7A__medium/img/-qY0hzGgBd7BvG9TUT2VsUIw50c=/fit-in/500x500/filters:no_upscale():strip_icc()/pic4382853.jpg)
In Q.E., you play the role of a central bank. You bid on different size companies to accumulate various levels of victory points. The amount you bid is unlimited since you are the central bank and you own the printing press! After the initial "open" bid by the lead player, the other players bid in secret. After the sixteen companies have been "bailed out", bonus victory points are awarded for company sets of nationalization, monopolization and diversification.
Player markers on the scoring track now reveal which player has the most victory points, but this is not the end. Players must now add up the amount of money they printed and the player who printed the most money loses all their victory points!
The fate of the fleet is in your hands, literally. Flick your ships to move. Flick dice to attack. FlickFleet is a two-player dice dexterity game which combines tactical ship-to-ship combat with a dexterity element. Raise your shields and get your flicking finger ready!
The game can be played as a points-based freeform game, with each player choosing the ships they wish to field, or by using one of a number of scenarios. Includes 22 fighters, bombers and capital ships in the box and five introductory scenarios in the rulebook (with more available online).
• CMON Limited has announced a licensing deal with Living Dead Media to publish Night of the Living Dead "branded board games and associated play accessories (including miniature PVC figures, board, dice and tokens/coins, cards) based on Romero's original iconic movie.
These new games are officially approved by Image Ten, the original production company and custodians of George A. Romero's iconic film, making them the definitive tabletop products based on the horror classic."
No details of any game were included in the press release announcing this license, but it was accompanied by the following mock-up cover, which notes that Night of the Living Dead will be "A Zombicide Game", which makes a fair amount of sense.