IELLO: King of Tokyo Dark Edition, Limited Edition, Upgraded Components, Features a New Mechanic, 30 Minute Play Time, 2 to 6 Players, Ages 8 and Up

I LOVE the dark aesthetic. It makes the game seem so much cooler. The extra “viciousness track” is a great addition to the base rules as well. The only downside is that while the other sets and expansions are technically compatible, I won’t be mixing them in as the art won’t jive.

Es un juego increíble. La calidad de los materiales es alta, la impresión es muy buena y el diseño igual. Tiene una regla distinta al clásico KOT, pero nasa muy complicado. Si eres nuevo, será muuuy fácil de entender pero debes de hablar inglés (las instrucciones vienen en ese idioma).

Okay, I will start by saying I personally own around 100 board games. I love them almost as much as I do video/computer games. I like really complex ones and light ones that you can play while socializing the entire time. This game was given as a gift to my 11 year old nephew.Here's some highlights of what is great about this game.1. The components are not so plentiful they are overwhelming, but they're bright, unique and fun. The cards could've used just a smidge more in terms of their quality, but they're not really shuffled or anything so they'll last.2. Complexity, it's fairly easy. My nephew does fine and my mom who can barely focused is mostly there. There is a lot of dice rolling which some will hate, but it's more of a keep rolling yahtzee feel than a one and you just lost your turn Settlers feel.3. Competitiveness - Yes, it's a competitive game. While it's possible to target someone specifically, it's not really designed in a way that more people are going to want to try and win by defeating everyone instead of getting points. Also, how easily you are defeated, and remove form the game, is more often up to decisions you make that put you at risk and not what others are doing.4. Fast - Turns are fast. The game itself is relatively fast. You start with rolling, make decisions on that and use cards you should be familiar with not to have study over and over again. You made that decision when you bought it.5. Cards are where the complexity is. I mean I think a 6 year old could understand the basic mechanics of this game. The issue is going to be reading and understanding the benefits of the cards and the abilities you can get.6. The dice are fun. I am not the kind of person to fork out a ton of money on Dispel Dice, but I do appreciate some neat looking dice now and then. These are a fun and simple, kind of like Heroquest.Overall, this is a fun game that doesn't take a lot of space to play, can potentially appeal across generations due to the Yahtzee meets Monsters feel, and is just great fun to had. If someone is disappointed they lost.. play again. You'll have time. It goes quick!

I bought this for the aesthetics, mainly, and the game is fantastic. I even got my partner, who doesn't usually play tabletop games, to play this with me. Games are a decent length, the materials used make it feel very premium, it's really nice to look at.I'd highly recommend the game and this version if it's just the base game you're after. Looking at other expansions, they'll work, but the artwork won't match.

Eines der besten Würfelspiele. Einfache Regeln, schnelle Runden, jede anders dann die vorherige. Einfach Klasse. Kniffel auf Steroiden.