7.8
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Ludopedia
7.0
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BGG
Our Verdict
Dice lovers and city builders will love this game!
Highlights
- Fun dice rolling
- Strategic city building
- Exclusive components
Keep in mind
- Short playtime, 30 min
- For 2-5 players
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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Machi Koro: Deluxe Edition is the premium version of the classic city-building game that has won millions of players. Instead of a traditional board, each player builds their own metropolis from scratch, choosing which buildings to place on the map. The core mechanic is simple: you roll one or two dice, and if the sum matches the number of a building you already own, you trigger that building’s effect. This could mean earning coins, drawing action cards, or even stealing resources from opponents. The goal? Be the first to complete all the landmarks in your city, whether it’s the bridge, the park, or the convention center.
The Deluxe Edition includes everything you know – the base game, the Harbor expansion, the Millionaire’s Row expansion – and adds exclusive components: updated coins, two sculpted dice, a drawstring coin pouch, and the most fun, the Diamine card. Diamine brings Klik, the diamond-hungry monster, which appears on every roll of 12, adding a touch of humor and surprise.
To play, each player receives a set of building cards and starts rolling the dice on their turn. If the sum doesn’t match any building, nothing happens and the next player rolls. The game usually lasts about 30 minutes, ideal for those with limited time but who want a strategic and fun game. Dice rolling combines randomness with planning: you need to choose which buildings to place to maximize your chances of rolling the most frequent numbers. The open draft of cards in the draft phase also lets you adjust your strategy based on available resources.
Machi Koro: Deluxe Edition is perfect for families, friends, and groups who enjoy quick, yet deep games. If you love city building, dice, and a little humor, this game will surprise you with its simplicity and charm.
In short, Machi Koro: Deluxe Edition blends the fun of a dice game with city-building strategy, all in a colorful and easy-to-learn package. If you want to play in 30 minutes, with 2 to 5 players, and still have the option to expand the experience with exclusive cards, this is the game for you.
The Deluxe Edition includes everything you know – the base game, the Harbor expansion, the Millionaire’s Row expansion – and adds exclusive components: updated coins, two sculpted dice, a drawstring coin pouch, and the most fun, the Diamine card. Diamine brings Klik, the diamond-hungry monster, which appears on every roll of 12, adding a touch of humor and surprise.
To play, each player receives a set of building cards and starts rolling the dice on their turn. If the sum doesn’t match any building, nothing happens and the next player rolls. The game usually lasts about 30 minutes, ideal for those with limited time but who want a strategic and fun game. Dice rolling combines randomness with planning: you need to choose which buildings to place to maximize your chances of rolling the most frequent numbers. The open draft of cards in the draft phase also lets you adjust your strategy based on available resources.
Machi Koro: Deluxe Edition is perfect for families, friends, and groups who enjoy quick, yet deep games. If you love city building, dice, and a little humor, this game will surprise you with its simplicity and charm.
In short, Machi Koro: Deluxe Edition blends the fun of a dice game with city-building strategy, all in a colorful and easy-to-learn package. If you want to play in 30 minutes, with 2 to 5 players, and still have the option to expand the experience with exclusive cards, this is the game for you.
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Categories
Families
Publisher
Gameland 游戏大陆, GoKids 玩樂小子, IDW Games, Pandasaurus Games, Sorry We Are French
Designer
Masao Suganuma
Artist
Noboru Hotta
How many players can play?
2 to 5 players.
What is the average game length?
About 30 minutes.
What is the game’s complexity?
Easy to learn with moderate strategy.
What components are included?
Base game, Harbor and Millionaire’s Row expansions, updated coins, two sculpted dice, coin pouch, and exclusive Diamine cards.
Who is this game for?
Families, friends, and groups who enjoy quick games with depth.
How does the Diamine expansion work?
The Diamine card brings in Klik, appearing when you roll a 12, adding humor and new gameplay opportunities.