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Ludopedia
7.6
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BGG
Our Verdict
If you enjoy the vibe of destroying cities with giant monsters and want more options, this expansion supercharges King of New York (and even King of Tokyo)! You can mix everything up and let the chaos reign.
Highlights
- More monsters and insane powers
- Mixes King of NY and Tokyo
- Boosts replayability
- New strategies with cards
Keep in mind
- Still has player elimination
- Depends on the base game
- Dice luck still matters
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If you enjoy the mayhem of giant monsters tearing up cities and want more options for your collection, King of New York: Power Up! is the right choice! This expansion introduces two brand-new sets of evolution cards, catering to both King of New York players and King of Tokyo fans. To spice things up even further, a new sea monster, Sharky (or Mega Shark, as you prefer), arrives to wreak havoc.
The main highlight is that rolling hearts on the dice, even if not consecutively, gives you a chance to draw these evolution cards. And believe me, the powers they unlock are out of this world, capable of turning the game completely upside down! Want more? This expansion allows you to mix monsters from King of New York and King of Tokyo, creating epic and unprecedented battles for supremacy. Get ready to see creatures from different universes facing off in Tokyo or New York, each with their unique tricks and evolutions.
It's a great addition for those who already own the base game and want to refresh their experience, adding more strategy and twists. The 'push your luck' mechanic remains, inviting you to take more risks with the dice to obtain those powers that can lead you to victory. With more monster and card variety, each game becomes a new and unpredictable experience. It guarantees fun for those who love dice, combat, and a touch of strategic chaos.
The main highlight is that rolling hearts on the dice, even if not consecutively, gives you a chance to draw these evolution cards. And believe me, the powers they unlock are out of this world, capable of turning the game completely upside down! Want more? This expansion allows you to mix monsters from King of New York and King of Tokyo, creating epic and unprecedented battles for supremacy. Get ready to see creatures from different universes facing off in Tokyo or New York, each with their unique tricks and evolutions.
It's a great addition for those who already own the base game and want to refresh their experience, adding more strategy and twists. The 'push your luck' mechanic remains, inviting you to take more risks with the dice to obtain those powers that can lead you to victory. With more monster and card variety, each game becomes a new and unpredictable experience. It guarantees fun for those who love dice, combat, and a touch of strategic chaos.
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Publisher
Devir, Egmont Polska, GaGa Games, GoKids 玩樂小子, Hobby Japan, IELLO
Designer
Richard Garfield
Artist
Régis Torres
Do I need the base King of New York game to play?
Yes, this is an expansion and requires the King of New York base game to be played.
Can I use the evolution cards in King of Tokyo?
Yes! The expansion is designed to work with both King of New York and King of Tokyo, and you can even mix monsters from both games.
How many players can participate?
Just like the base game, the expansion supports 2 to 6 players.
Does the game time change much?
The estimated 40-minute playtime remains consistent, though it might vary slightly depending on how familiar players are with the new cards and monsters.
Does the game's complexity increase significantly?
The complexity is considered low to moderate. The new evolution card rules are easy to grasp, adding more options without making the game complicated.
What if I don't like player elimination?
This mechanic is still present, as it's a core part of the King of Tokyo/New York experience. If you're completely against it, this might not be the best fit.
What components come in the box?
The expansion includes exclusive evolution cards, a new monster (Sharky/Mega Shark), and possibly related tokens or components.