PRIVATE MOON STUDIOS Kalmár board game

At the beginning of the 15th century, Buda lived its golden age during the reign of King Zsigmond I. Around this time, a merchant named Kalmár also gets rich, and as he gets older, he decides it's time to hand over control to his children. But in an unusual way, he does not favor the oldest boy, but directly sets up a competition for the younger ones: they all get a whole week to prove themselves. However, it is not the person who makes the most money in the bustling city during this time who will win the opportunity to control the family trading empire, but the person who does the most charity, is the most popular, and builds the most useful connections. With this, he teaches the boys a lesson: donating is a nice thing, but only those who have enough money can do it...