I had a feeling this was a kind of unusual game just by the title and box. I'd say I was correct. That's not to say it's a super exciting game or anything, but it's fun in a very laid-back sort of way. You can play against the computer or other humans, taking turns at various activities that can earn or cost you money, depending on a variety of factors, but mostly the cues come from which day of the week you randomly select from the game menu.

There are a variety of activities, such as buying a lottery ticket, making an investment purchase (land, a yacht, or a classic car have come up for me so far), a treasure hunt, a random expense, etc. It sort of plays like Monopoly if Monopoly were only Community Chest and Chance cards.

When you make an investment purchase, you will sometimes get an offer on it a bit later. So far, they always offer more than your initial purchase price, but I am not sure what happens yet if you reject their offer.

The colorful packaging is bold and makes it look more exciting than it actually is, but I think that's most games of the era. Unfortunately, the box for my copy is a little smooshed.