King of Tokyo, New Edition, Strategy Board Game, Space Penguin Included in the Box, For 2 to 6 Players, 30 Minute Play Time, For Ages 8 and Up

First of all, this is such a fun game if you’ve never played it before- easy to understand, and just the right balance of luck and strategy. We played it so often on a ‘staycation’ with friends that we bought it a month or two later. The pieces are the quality you’d expect from any mainstream board game, nothing that necessarily stands out, but the characters are an especially fun element in terms of design. I definitely recommend purchasing this used-like-new if the option is available- it arrived in perfect condition. The only thing I would add is that it might be helpful to sanitize it or wipe it down if you’re concerned about the cleanliness of the individuals who originally bought the game.

This game is now in the top 3 requested games on family board game night. It is best for pre teen or older kids lots of fun.

This game was introduced to me by a friend and I just had to buy it for myself. Way cheaper here than in the store near me and it’s so fun. The art is also fun and very easy to learn. It’s like yatzee but with monsters

Fun game. High quality pieces. Fun for 3-6 people.

Really fun game with a great theme! The format makes a "fighting" game enjoyable even for those who are big into battle games.

Fun game to buy. Four stars for the price. But it’s amazing game everyone needs to try it once!

Really fun game with good flavor. It just seems really well balanced and in my experience very well received by most people. Easy to understand but game play doesn't feel shallow. Has what I consider a good mix of random and strategy where you make decisions to try to skew thing in your favor based on what you are randomly presented with. You still make decisions that matter but the game isn't anywhere near a straight contest of skill. A veteran/adult could technically have a significant advantage against the first game of an unadvised beginner/child but the learner curve is very low and the gap should vanish reasonably well (and possibly in less than a game for an adult). It's also extremely easy to give beginners minors tips as you go (e.g. that buyable card is strong) in a way that doesn't diminish their participation or make their first game feel like a learning tutorial. It feels like it has a good game length too, enough time to build up your character some but not drawn out too long if someone gets knocked out early. It's quick enough to reasonable play a couple games in a sitting too so someone just doesn't get stuck with a single game of bad luck for the evening. Also the king of the hill targeting rules make it hard to gang up on anyone who doesn't want to be which is always nice for the style of game. You can still get opportunities to prod at individuals in limited ways outside that targeting so you don't feel overly restricted by it either. I have only played with the Power Up expansion included technically. It does effect the game play a decent amount and it's hard to mentally predict some of the nuanced changes but I can't imagine it is necessary to make this game as great as it is.

We just got this game and dove right in. I absolutely love King of Tokyo and have all the games and expansions, plus some. So when I saw this, I had to pre-order it. This is a two player game that involves a tug of war aspect where you are pushing and pulling two icons "Fame and Destruction" towards your goal. There are several ways to win/lose the game. The game has a smaller form factor that can be easily taken on the go. The game heavily relies on the special cards available and energy gathering. These duels are meant to take about 20-30 minutes per session. Our first game took almost 2 hours, this included reading the instructions, going back to certain special rules and my wife is very strategic and took quite a bit of time during the dice rolls and card purchase selections. When cards were purchased and introduced, we had a long battle take place with moving the icons back and forth. My wife ended up finally beating me, by pulling the fame icon into her winning circle. I'll get her next time! There are also some interesting buff tokens that you place and re-arrange on the board when indicated. Lots of variation and replayability with this game. It also comes with some stickers that you use when you complete certain challenges in the game. We managed to unlock two of these on our first game. Thanks to Richard Garfield and IELLO games for another great entry into the Kaiju Monster Battle Arena known as King of Tokyo! We love it!

Bel gioco in cui si fondono strategia (fare le scelte giuste al momento giusto) e fortuna (lanciare i dadi). le partite scorrono veloci, e la loro durata non è mai eccessiva.

Really great game to play with your friends and family. It has just the right amount of luck, tactics and complexity to be enjoyed by anyone. The more players the more fun the game!

Unsere Kinder lieben das Spiel das Recht einfache Regeln hat und kurzweilig ist. Es gibt viele Wege zu gewinnen was es auch nach langfristig interessant hält. Achtung, das hier ist eine Englischsprachige Version. Im Spiel betrifft das die Aktionskarten, die wir dann für die jüngeren Kinder übersetzen.

Juego bastante divertido. Las piezas están hechas de una excelente calidad. Ideal para jugar con la familia.

Very simple to understand, has good complexity if you care, very dependent on luck, very easy to learn and teach to people. Has several other expansions that can be added to it. The box is large enough to fit even more content in it. Would recommend, excellent as a gift. You win by either destroying all others monsters 2-6 players, or getting 20 points first. Each monster has unique cards that fundamentally changes how you play as them, these are gained by rolling 3 health dies, this gives an advantage to more defensive players, as without these cards the game favours playing ultra aggressive and is rather mundane and boring. You roll up to three times per turn. Something of an engine builder gamer too, where to can really create a unique strategy based on circumstance. Highley recommend.