Reply: King of Tokyo:: Reviews:: Re: Gaming with a 5 year old - King of Tokyo
by sa266freddieyu wrote:youperguy wrote:My daughters 4 and 7 like this game. It is not just for boys :) .Agreed. When I was in the province my very young niece in law (around 7 yrs old) was the most...
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by thewagon Maybe Monsterpocalypse?
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by BreakerDK Unfortunately, I have not gotten any reply from Stephan from Iello Games.I am going to try to go through my retailer to see if anything can be done.I wonder if it's because I am European,...
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by MattinthewebBreakerDK wrote:I wonder if it's because I am European, that nothing is being done? :cry:Yes, that's why you get no action from Stephan, who is in the US. All European customer service...
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by Leacockzoo Out-of-print but still readily available on Amazon.com. Even the 2-player starter set. So, I would say Monsterpocalypse is still a good suggestion. :meeple:
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by Mr Lookback Thanks for the suggestion! I only have a passing knowledge of Monsterpocalypse so, more research on my part must be done! They do seem to have nice figures and a wide range of varied...
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by Mr Lookback Oh, wow! That's great! Thanks for pointing out Monsters Menace America figures!
View ArticleReply: King of Tokyo:: Rules:: Re: 2 points at start of *your* turn, or *the*...
by almo2001 I read it as *the* turn as well. Makes for short games! Never had time to get cards, really.
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Session Report #16: February 10, 2013
by Lee Benson Session Report #16: February 10, 2013aka "Alfred, come down here and…"The PlayersAmandaCollinKyleLeeMikeThe RundownThanks for coming back to read another late edition of Alfred, Come Down...
View ArticleThread: King of Tokyo:: Strategy:: A dirty strategy --- please help to find a...
by power_wong Hi all,I like this game and it has given us a lot of fun. But... we have played 3 games last weekend and our friends found a dirty trick that seems will win the game without caring about...
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by Florik This is a viable strategy, but I don't think you can average more than 2 points per turn (depending on luck, of course). That's the same as for simply staying in Tokyo - and if you're in...
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by Lochi It doesn't look so powerful, sometimes dice are not on your side and, as previous poster said, sooner or later you'll end up attacking and the others will make you enter Tokyo.
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by Einsiedler If you do so, then I go to Tokyo and do the same: die for numbers.I will win as I will get 2 more VPs per round than you :devil:(I think you haven't got deep enough into the game)And by...
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by power_wong Thanks for all comments.I agree that "go to Tokyo and do the same: die for numbers." may counter my friend's dirty trick but it may lead to everyone will do the same "die for numbers" so...
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by Wulf684 It's just a strategy, hardly a dirty trick... You still need to roll those dice. A lot of luck is involved.
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by Einsiedlerpower_wong wrote:Thanks for all comments.I agree that "go to Tokyo and do the same: die for numbers." may counter my friend's dirty trick but it may lead to everyone will do the same "die...
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by BreakerDK Okay. Thank you.I tried going through the iellogames.com website contact form, and recieved an e-mail from Stephan this morning. He is forwarding my request to the European branch. So...
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by Ballyman91 I agree that this is simply a strategy and not a dirty trick. In the games I've played this strategy has failed a number of times for the simple reason that someone or another, sometimes...
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by nedackley Agree with all of the above. Accumulating points is a viable strategy. But as you play more there are ways to counter that as described above. Plus, there are several cards that take away...
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