Pikit is that quick, highly interactive game you pull out to chill with friends or family. If you enjoy the thrill of dice rolling, the chance to "steal" from a buddy, and unexpected twists, it'll hook you. It's a point-scoring race with a touch of controlled chaos that works super well for anyone looking for uncomplicated fun with a giant monster theme that's pure nostalgia!
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Highlights
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Direct and fun interaction
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Easy to learn rules
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Monster/mech theme
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Quick and dynamic games
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Strategic "take that" element
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Keep in mind
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High influence of dice luck
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Might not suit those who dislike "take that"
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Low strategic depth
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About the game
What you do in a play session
In Pikit, get ready for a colossal clash where monsters and mechs battle for supremacy! Each round, the roll of the dice dictates your fate. You roll two dice, and if you get doubles, things get serious: you can claim a mecha matching that value, either one available on the table or, even more fun, steal one directly from another player! This is your chance to show who's boss and maybe make an enemy for the next round, haha. But don't worry if the dice don't roll doubles. There's still plenty of strategy involved! If you don't roll a pair, you can use the dice values in other ways – adding, subtracting, or whatever is allowed – to claim scoring cards. And these cards aren't just for the final tally; many come with special abilities that can turn the game around. Think about stealing cards from an opponent, drawing more cards for your hand, or even blocking that annoying effect your adversary was planning. The goal is to accumulate as many points as possible until the deck of cards runs out. When the last card is drawn, the game ends, and the player with the highest score is crowned the champion of monsters and mechs. Pikit is an exciting race where luck and tactics blend to ensure every game is a memorable battle!
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businessPublisherRepos Production, Hobby Japan, Lord of Boards, Rebel Sp. z o.o.
editDesignerCorentin Brand
paletteArtistSylvain Repos
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
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Is Pikit a complex game? Who is it suitable for? expand_more
No, Pikit is quite simple! With a BGG weight of 1.2/5, it's ideal for beginners, families with children aged 8 and up, and groups looking for a light and fun game to start or end game night.
What is the average playtime for a game of Pikit? expand_more
Games are super quick, lasting between 20 and 20 minutes. Perfect for fitting in between other activities or playing multiple times in a row!
How many players can play Pikit? expand_more
Pikit is designed for 2 to 4 players. The experience changes slightly depending on the number, with more interaction and chaos in full tables.
Do dice play a very large role in the game? Is it just luck? expand_more
Dice rolling is central, yes, so luck plays its part. But that's not all! How you use the dice values to pick the right cards and the abilities you choose to activate add a layer of strategy to mitigate some of the randomness.
What are mechas and how do they work? expand_more
Mechas are special cards you can claim by rolling doubles on the dice. They usually score points at the end of the game and, even cooler, can be stolen from other players, adding direct interaction and a bit of rivalry to the match!
Does Pikit have expansions or additional content? expand_more
As of its 2024 release, there is no information about expansions for Pikit. However, the dynamics of the base game already offer plenty of replayability.
What are the main components of the game? expand_more
Pikit is a card game with dice, so you can expect a deck of scoring/ability cards, mecha cards, and, of course, the dice that dictate your actions each turn.