King of Tokyo 2011
Designed by Richard Garfield
What it is
A very light dice, fighting, movies / tv / radio theme game for 2-6 players (~30 min), built around dice rolling, die icon resolution, king of the hill.
Why it matters
A notable hobby board game, currently ranked #497 on BoardGameGeek and a widely played family title.
Mechanics
How to play King of Tokyo
King of Tokyo is a light & easy to learn game (rated 1.5 of 5 for complexity on BoardGameGeek) that plays with 2–6 players, runs about 30 minutes and is aimed at ages 8 and up. It's a Dice, Fighting and Movies / TV / Radio theme game where the core of play revolves around Dice Rolling, Die Icon Resolution and King of the Hill. A very light dice, fighting, movies / tv / radio theme game for 2-6 players (~30 min), built around dice rolling, die icon resolution, king of the hill. A notable hobby board game, currently ranked #497 on BoardGameGeek and a widely played family title.
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