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Little Tokyo Review: Does This Game Stack Up?

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Little Tokyo

2020Markus Nikisch, Thade Precht

2 - 6 players
10 - 30 min
1.0/5 weight

About Little Tokyo, from BoardGameGeek:

You've never seen a stacking game with charm like this! Filled with chunky wooden charms featuring the joys of Tokyo, this stacking game challenges players to build two wobbly towers at the same time. Choosing which piece to place next is critical as it may leave your opponent with some of the hardest (and heaviest) pieces for the top of the stack. In addition to two unique modes of play, you may enjoy keeping these charms as decorations in between games. Goal of the Game: Players gradually stack wooden figures with Japanese motifs onto the two "Little Tokyo" Skyline base pieces. If any piece falls or if one of the tower collapses, the player that caused the fall loses a point. The game ends when all pieces have been stacked OR someone has collected three negative points. -description from the publisher

Designers

Markus Nikisch, Thade Precht

Artist

Christian Bögle

Categories

Travel

Mechanics

Stacking and Balancing
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