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by gattzmac_s_1 wrote:kaziam wrote:The most important decision of the game, whether to go into Tokyo, is already decided by the dice.The most important decision in the game is whether to leave...
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by Alex Brown This is absolutely my go-to filler/casual/gateway/family/holiday/wedding/funeral game. I won't play it in any other context, and the expansion could be the worst conceived expansion ever,...
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by AetherosZephonSoul wrote:Then again there was no easy way to deny any card to anyone or to sort of "browse" through the giant deck.Spend 3 energy to get rid of the cards you don't want your...
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by Eric Brosius This is not a pure strategy game, but I feel I have plenty of decisions. I certainly think that some players win a much larger share of their games than other players do. It's my...
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by Vargen666 Thanks for the review. King of Tokyo is on my wishlist, and will remain there because I think it will be a lot of fun for casual play. But it's good to read a review that doesn't praise...
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by ZephonSoulAetheros wrote:ZephonSoul wrote:Then again there was no easy way to deny any card to anyone or to sort of "browse" through the giant deck.Spend 3 energy to get rid of the cards you don't...
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by Ganybyte it's not a bad game just because it has dice. And while I definately prefer critical reviews to fanboy ones, reviews that boil down to "I don't like this game genre" just arn't that useful...
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by senorcoo You have to take this for what it is. It's filler. If you're buying this expecting War of the Ring, of course you are going to be disappointed. As a fun little game to chuck some dice while...
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by rickert It is a wonderful game that plays QUICKLY (as in always 2 or 3 games in an hour or so and NEVER over an hour for one game), with plenty of strategy decisions, lots of fun and the ability to...
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by Dougmysticeye My gaming group and I played it a couple of times just yesterday. Each game was fun and we all enjoy the game a great deal. It is cut throat but you can't take it seriously so no one...
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by RuskicowboyAetheros wrote:ZephonSoul wrote:Then again there was no easy way to deny any card to anyone or to sort of "browse" through the giant deck.Spend 3 energy to get rid of the cards you don't...
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by rickertRuskicowboy wrote:Aetheros wrote:ZephonSoul wrote:Then again there was no easy way to deny any card to anyone or to sort of "browse" through the giant deck.Spend 3 energy to get rid of the...
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by jayntampa This review just seems angry, as if the reviewer is pissed that there is such a popular game out there. I don't doubt there are people that dislike this game, but opening of the review...
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by FunkyFlyChicken I bought this game when it first released, had damaged components, got replacements from iello, and the game collects dust.One gamer friend liked this as a game to play with his son....
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by iNano78 King of Tokyo isn't for everyone.If the following statements apply to you, you may not like King of Tokyo:"I don't like games with luck, randomness, chaos, chance, etc.""Rolling dice makes...
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by murksofus This game is exactly what it purports to be. A very light, dice-rolling filler. As such, I really like it. Games never take longer than 30 minutes or so, and I've always had a good time....
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by TriColoredTiger I can understand you not liking the game and I can even understand you feeling angry that a game you don't like has gotten such universal praise and awards, BUT!...you had games that...
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by shigadeyo I don't love this game, but I don't quite hate it. Player elimination (especially in games with more players) and variable play times are definitely detractors from really enjoying the...
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by ZephonSoulrickert wrote:Two is correct. It does make me wonder if reviewer is playing anything else wrong?I don't think the reviewer was playing anything wrong (or at least nothing that can be...
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by kaziamrickert wrote:Ruskicowboy wrote:Aetheros wrote:ZephonSoul wrote:Then again there was no easy way to deny any card to anyone or to sort of "browse" through the giant deck.Spend 3 energy to get...
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