Product Overview
Long Island, 1920s. In the glittering world of high society, Dorothy Williams and James Miller compete for the attention of the elusive Jay Gatsby. Over cocktails, cabaret lights, and racetrack wagers, players must carefully place influence and outmaneuver their rival to rally the citys elite to their side. Win by collecting matching characters or securing a diverse entourageevery move counts in this strategic two-player duel of wits and charm.
EXPERIENCE THE GLAMOROUS 1920S: Immerse yourself in the dazzling Jazz Age as you compete for the attention of Jay Gatsby in a world of wealth, cocktails, and cabaret lights.
TWO-PLAYER STRATEGIC DUEL: Outmaneuver your rival by placing influence, collecting matching characters, or building a diverse entourage in this elegant auction and bidding game.
ELEGANT AUCTION TENSION: Engage in brisk, intense bidding rounds where every choice is impactful, testing your wits and resource management.
QUICK & MEANINGFUL GAMEPLAY: Play stylish, strategic games in under one hour, perfect for quick sessions without sacrificing depth or replayability.
STUNNING ARTWORK & THEME: Beautifully illustrated with a Roaring 20s aesthetic, Gatsby transports players to a captivating era of intrigue and charm.
EXPERIENCE THE GLAMOROUS 1920S: Immerse yourself in the dazzling Jazz Age as you compete for the attention of Jay Gatsby in a world of wealth, cocktails, and cabaret lights.
TWO-PLAYER STRATEGIC DUEL: Outmaneuver your rival by placing influence, collecting matching characters, or building a diverse entourage in this elegant auction and bidding game.
ELEGANT AUCTION TENSION: Engage in brisk, intense bidding rounds where every choice is impactful, testing your wits and resource management.
QUICK & MEANINGFUL GAMEPLAY: Play stylish, strategic games in under one hour, perfect for quick sessions without sacrificing depth or replayability.
STUNNING ARTWORK & THEME: Beautifully illustrated with a Roaring 20s aesthetic, Gatsby transports players to a captivating era of intrigue and charm.
