Unfair

The setup for Unfair involves preparing the central game board by placing the Event, City, Blueprint, and Park card decks in their designated spots, along with the market display. Each player receives a starting hand of Park, Blueprint, and Event cards, along with initial starting currency. Player tokens and markers are placed on the track to monitor turns and starting player status. Modular deck themes can be chosen depending on the desired flavor and complexity of the game.

The main objective of Unfair is to design and build the most profitable and impressive theme park. Players must construct attractions, add upgrades, and hire staff while navigating unpredictable events, economic challenges, and aggressive interactions from opposing players.

A round is divided into four distinct phases: the Event step, the Park step, the Guests step, and the Cleanup step. During the Park step, players take turns performing three actions, which include drawing cards from various decks, building attractions or upgrades, taking loans, or demolishing unwanted elements to manage park limits and gain resources.

Scoring in Unfair is calculated at the end of the game using a score sheet. Points are awarded for the size and variety of attractions, completed blueprints, remaining coins, staff members, and specific bonuses. Points are subtracted for uncompleted blueprint penalties and outstanding loans.

The game concludes automatically after four rounds. Following the final cleanup step, players tally their points from all categories on the scoring pad to determine who built the ultimate theme park and won the game.