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Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED
Love rolling dice to build your own kingdom and fend off Kaijus? Kaikoro Kingdoms is for you!
Highlights
- Kingdom building with dice
- Variety of menacing Kaijus
- Scales for many players
Keep in mind
- Roll and write style game
- Requires strategic planning
- Well-implemented solo mode
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Hey folks! Ready to build your own kingdom and then defend it from giant monsters? In Kaikoro Kingdoms, we roll dice and use the results to expand our territory, sort of a 'roll and write' with a more strategic twist. You can focus on building villages to stuff your pockets with points, recruit cool leaders to create an ability engine that helps you score more, or reinforce your defenses with shields to face the dangers. Speaking of dangers, each game you choose a different Kaiju to be the current threat! Each of these big baddies attacks in a unique way, so it's wise to stay sharp and adapt your strategy to avoid becoming monster chow. The coolest part is that the game scales for an absurd number of up to 100 players, but if you prefer a quieter game, each Kaiju comes with special rules for you to enjoy in solo mode. It's a game that gives you the freedom to play your way, whether building a peaceful empire or preparing for war. The dice rolling and die icon resolution mechanics are the heart of the gameplay, combined with the paper-and-pencil aspect that makes you record every advancement. And don't forget the end-game bonuses, which can turn the game in your favor if you plan carefully! Oh, and there are some abilities you can only use once, so think hard before activating them!
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Soundtrack
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
Mechanics
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Families
Publisher
RAWR! Games
Designer
Alexz Martínez
Community
Data from BoardGameGeek
99owners
18wishlist
2want to play
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
How many players can participate in a game of Kaikoro Kingdoms?
The game is super flexible and can accommodate from 1 to an incredible 100 players! Perfect for both a solo session and a party!
What is the average playtime for a game?
Generally, a game of Kaikoro Kingdoms lasts between 20 and 60 minutes, depending on the number of players and familiarity with the rules.
Is the game complex? Is it easy to learn?
Kaikoro Kingdoms uses dice rolling and icon resolution mechanics, which are relatively easy to grasp. The complexity comes from the kingdom-building strategy and adapting to the Kaijus.
Do I need many physical components to play?
As a 'Print & Play' game, you'll need to print the kingdom sheets and other components. Dice are necessary, but the rest is paper and pencil!
Is the solo mode good? Is it worth playing alone?
Yes! Each Kaiju comes with specific rules for solo mode, offering an interesting challenge and a complete experience even when you play by yourself.
Who would you recommend Kaikoro Kingdoms to?
We recommend it for those who enjoy 'roll and write' games, like medieval fantasy themes with a touch of giant monsters, and are looking for a game that can be played in large groups or solo.
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