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Our Verdict
Fans of quick kingdom building will love Age of Giants – plus extra players and giants to manage.
Highlights
- More players, more fun
- Extra crown challenges
- Fast and accessible
Keep in mind
- Not for ultra‑calm play
- Rules still simple, but more pieces
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
Kingdomino: Age of Giants is the expansion that brings giants into your kingdom, but don’t worry: they’ll only make noise if you can’t send one away. What changes? New domino tiles, giant tokens, challenge tiles, and the best part—adding a fifth player to the table. The flow stays the same: you pick a tile each round, place it on your board, and try to match terrains. If you place a giant, you must cover a crown with a giant token—making the crown invisible at the end. But if you place a footprint tile, you can remove a giant token from your kingdom and give it to an opponent, who then covers a crown of theirs. The goal remains to build the most valuable kingdom, but now with two challenge tiles that give extra bonuses, like points for lakes around the castle or for having the castle in a corner. Game time is 15‑20 minutes, 2‑5 players, and the “Take That” mechanic adds a bit of playful sabotage. If you love territory building, tile selection, and a touch of direct competition, this expansion will keep you hooked. If you prefer a calmer game, it might not be your cup of tea, but the new elements bring fresh fun for those who already know the base.
The gameplay experience becomes even more exciting because giant tiles are mixed with the base game tiles, so no one knows when a giant will appear. The open drafting keeps tension high, while pattern building ensures you’re always thinking of optimal combinations. And with the short time limit, the game stays energetic, ideal for quick sessions or breaking the ice in larger groups. In short, Age of Giants turns classic Kingdomino into something more dynamic, with more pieces, more players, and, of course, more giants to handle.
The game remains accessible: simple rules, quality components, and a colorful design that appeals to all ages. If you already know the base and want something that expands the player count and offers new strategies, this expansion is a great pick. If you’re new to domino games, it might be better to start with the original before diving into these new twists.
In summary, Kingdomino: Age of Giants adds more tiles, more players, and above all, more fun for those who love building kingdoms in record time.
The gameplay experience becomes even more exciting because giant tiles are mixed with the base game tiles, so no one knows when a giant will appear. The open drafting keeps tension high, while pattern building ensures you’re always thinking of optimal combinations. And with the short time limit, the game stays energetic, ideal for quick sessions or breaking the ice in larger groups. In short, Age of Giants turns classic Kingdomino into something more dynamic, with more pieces, more players, and, of course, more giants to handle.
The game remains accessible: simple rules, quality components, and a colorful design that appeals to all ages. If you already know the base and want something that expands the player count and offers new strategies, this expansion is a great pick. If you’re new to domino games, it might be better to start with the original before diving into these new twists.
In summary, Kingdomino: Age of Giants adds more tiles, more players, and above all, more fun for those who love building kingdoms in record time.
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Blue Orange (EU), Blue Orange Games, Coiledspring Games, FoxGames, Happy Baobab, Lautapelit.fi, MINDOK, Oliphante, Pegasus Spiele, テンデイズゲームズ (TendaysGames), White Goblin Games
Designer
Bruno Cathala
Artist
Cyril Bouquet
How long does a game of Kingdomino: Age of Giants last?
Between 15 and 20 minutes, depending on player experience.
How many players can join?
2 to 5 players. The expansion allows a fifth player to join the base game.
What are the main additions compared to the base game?
New domino tiles, giant tokens, challenge tiles, and a ‘Take That’ mechanic to cover crowns.
Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes, the rules stay simple and the game is quick, great for newcomers.
How does the giant token mechanic work?
When you place a giant, you cover a crown with a token; placing a footprint tile lets you remove a giant token and give it to another player.
Do challenge tiles affect final scoring?
Yes, they give extra bonuses, like points for lakes or corner castles.
What is the complexity level?
Low to medium – it blends pattern building with fast decision‑making on tile selection.