Realism is a money-based board game which is easy to play at the basic level with a subtle form of competition where, unlike other money games, winners do not succeed at the expense of other players, so everyone can enjoy the game. A realistic game which makes players differentiate between needs and wants and encourages them to analyze their risk and limit their exposure. The object of the game is to try to become a virtual millionaire by buying property, shares & other assets. The players have jobs, can invest, take out loans and buy insurance. During play there are personal and market events to cope with. This game is particularly relevant in these difficult financial times, as it encourages individuals to think more deeply about the financial decisions they make. The game is aimed at adults and the family and helps the players learn about investment and spot the difference between "good" debt and "bad" debt. While playing they can build up their income with good investments and try to avoid buying costly luxuries. The winner is the player with the most net assets when play finishes.