7.3
rating
Ludopedia
6.7
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
Fast-paced duel with a dice twist: strategy lovers will enjoy!
Highlights
- Dice and domino blend
- Terrain-based scoring
- 20‑minute playtime
Keep in mind
- Two‑player only
- Luck factor
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Kingdomino Duel brings the fun of building kingdoms straight to your pocket, but with a dice twist that adds a dash of unpredictability. Instead of just placing dominoes, you roll a pair of dice, pick the ones that best fit your strategy, and then turn them into a new domino that will be added to your map. Each territory has a terrain type, and the goal is to make combinations that maximize your score at the end of the game. The roll‑and‑write mechanic makes every turn unique, as the dice results change each round, and the end‑game bonuses reward those who know how to take advantage of each terrain. The game is perfect for quick duels, lasting about 20 minutes, and works great in family sessions or among friends who enjoy a light strategic challenge. The components are simple: icon dice, terrain tiles, and a compact board, all fitting in a domino-sized box. Although it’s a spin‑off of Kingdomino, the experience is entirely independent, so you don’t need the original to enjoy it. If you like a bit of luck, strategy, and territory building, Kingdomino Duel will leave you wanting to play again.
The game was nominated for the 5 Seasons: Roll&Write International of the Year in 2019, showing that it has a solid proposition within the roll‑and‑write genre. The average rating on Ludopedia is around 7.3, indicating that the community appreciates the mix of simplicity and depth the game offers.
In short, Kingdom Duel is a lean and fun take on a classic, ideal for those who want a quick duel without losing the feel of building a kingdom.
The game was nominated for the 5 Seasons: Roll&Write International of the Year in 2019, showing that it has a solid proposition within the roll‑and‑write genre. The average rating on Ludopedia is around 7.3, indicating that the community appreciates the mix of simplicity and depth the game offers.
In short, Kingdom Duel is a lean and fun take on a classic, ideal for those who want a quick duel without losing the feel of building a kingdom.
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Blue Orange (EU), Blue Orange Games, Coiledspring Games, FoxGames, Happy Baobab, Lautapelit.fi, Lifestyle Boardgames Ltd, PaperGames (III), Spilbræt.dk, Swan Panasia Co., Ltd.
Designer
Bruno Cathala, Ludovic Maublanc
Artist
Cyril Bouquet
Community
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6,593owners
493wishlist
42want to play
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
How long does a game last?
About 20 minutes, perfect for a quick gaming session.
Who is this game for?
Great for couples, friends, or families who enjoy a light strategic duel.
What are the game components?
Icon dice, terrain tiles, and a compact board, all fitting in a domino-sized box.
Do I need the original Kingdomino to play?
No, Kingdomino Duel is an independent game and works on its own.
What mechanics does the game include?
Dice rolling, roll‑and‑write, end‑game bonuses, and paper‑and‑pencil recording.
Is it suitable for two‑player duels?
Yes, it’s specifically designed for two‑player matches.
What’s the average rating on Ludopedia?
The average rating is around 7.3, showing good community approval.
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