A new challenger joins the New York Monster’s gang: Mega Shark!
Each New York monster now has its unique set of evolution cards to wreak havoc in both King of New York and King of Tokyo. Level up your game like never before.
What’s in the box?
56 evolution cards for King of New York
56 evolution cards to make your King of New York Monsters evolve in King of Tokyo
One Mega Shark monster board
One cardboard figure and stand
How to play:
Take the eight evolution cards belonging to your monster, shuffle them, and make a draw pile. After the resolve dice phase, if you have rolled at least 3 hearts, you draw two Evolution cards, keeping one in their hand without showing it and discarding the other. Keep your evolutions in hand until you decide to play them, which can even be during another player’s turn if the card’s effect doesn’t specify when to play it.
There are two types of Evolution:
Temporary: discard them after use.
Permanent: Play them face up in front of you. You benefit from their effect as long as they’re in play.
Each evolution card shows:
The name of the monster it belongs to.
The type of evolution.
The species.
The name and effect of the evolution.
Bonus!
A copy of King of New York or King of Tokyo are required to play.
Variant: Mutant Evolutions
Shuffle the evolutions of the monsters in play and deal eight evolutions to each player. All players pick one, and the pass then rest. Repeat until you all have eight cards.
Cybertooth – a giant two-legged robot that can transform into a fearsome sabertoothed tiger – is about to hit the town. With new berserk die, will you succumb to the berserker fury?
What’s in the box?
One Cybertooth Monster board
Two cardboard figures + stands
One berserk die
Six berserk tokens
One transformation card
Eight evolution cards for King of Tokyo
Eight evolution cards for King of New York
How to play:
The Cybertooth Monster Pack introduces a new game component: the berserk die!
When you roll 4 or more ‘claws’ place a Berserk token on your Monster. You are now in Berserk mode!
During your turn, if you are in Berserk mode, roll the Berserk die in the normal way, in addition to the other dice. When you heal yourself, Berserk mode ends. Remove the Berserk token from your Monster.
Cybertooth is a shape-shifting Monster. It can only transform in games with evolution cards. Once per turn, during the power card purchase phase, Cybertooth may spend 1 energy point to flip the transformation card before buying any cards. Apply the effects associated with the new form!
Evolution cards let you play King of Tokyo and King of New York with boosted Monsters! Cybertooth Evolutions work in the same way as the Evolutions in King of Tokyo: Power Up! and King of New York: Power Up!
Bonus!
This monster pack is compatible with King of Tokyo, King of New York and all their expansions. To play with Cybertooth Evolutions, you will need the Power Up! expansion for your base game.
Discover the dark side to King of Tokyo with this limited collector’s edition: King of Tokyo Dark. The setting is more wicked than ever, and Tokyo is the prize!
With the return of fan-favourite Kraken and Cyber Bunny, and new mechanics, you can increase your wickedness and get powerful new tiles while ravaging Tokyo!
What’s in the box?
Six monster boards
One Tokyo board
Six grey dice
Six cardboard figures
66 power cards
Energy charges
Six wickedness counters
10 wickedness tiles
27 tokens
Two yellow dice
How to play:
On your turn, complete the following actions:
Roll Dice: On your turn, you can roll the dice up to three times. You can stop rolling at any time.
Resolve Dice: You can resolve your dice in any order, but you must resolve all of them.
Enter Tokyo: If no one is in Tokyo, you must enter and place your monster in Tokyo.
Buy Power Cards: You may buy one or more of the three face-up cards in the marketplace given you have the correct amount of energy points.
Wickedness Points
In addition to Victory Points, numbered faces on the dice gain you wickedness points. When you gain wickedness points, move your counter up the wickedness gauge. If your counter moves onto or beyond the 2, 5 or 10 space, you take a tile of your choice from the tiles available at that level of Wickedness. Place the tile in front of you, the power is now active.
The game ends when a monster reaches 20 victory points or if only one monster remains in the game, that Monster is crowned the King of Tokyo!
The monsters are evolving and now benefit from new powers! Each one has a deck of evolution cards that they can gain and use during the game.
Add in a new challenger, Pandakai, and the struggle to become the King of Tokyo just got a whole lot harder!
What’s in the box?
One Pandakaï Monster Board
One cardboard figure and stand
56 evolution cards
Eight tokens
How to play:
Take the eight evolution cards belonging to your monster, shuffle them, and make a draw pile. After the resolve dice phase, if you have rolled at least 3 hearts, you draw two Evolution cards, keeping one in their hand without showing it and discarding the other. Keep your evolutions in hand until you decide to play them, which can even be during another player’s turn if the card’s effect doesn’t specify when to play it.
There are two types of Evolution:
Temporary: discard them after use.
Permanent: Play them face up in front of you. You benefit from their effect as long as they’re in play.
Each evolution card shows:
The name of the monster it belongs to.
The type of evolution.
The species.
The name and effect of the evolution.
Bonus!
A copy of King of Tokyo is required to play.
Variant: Mutant Evolutions
Shuffle the evolutions of the monsters in play and deal eight evolutions to each player. All players pick one, and the pass then rest. Repeat until you all have eight cards.
It’s Halloween and you’re invited to the party! Introduce more chaos to the King of Tokyo base game with two new monsters: Pumpkin Jack and Boogey Woogey! Evolution cards allow each monster to mutate into an even more nightmarish version of itself!
What’s in the box?
16 evolution cards
One Pumpkin Jack monster board
One Boogie Woogie monster board
Two cardboard figurines and stands
Six Halloween dice
12 costume cards
How to play:
Costumes are played as keep cards and can be bought at the end of your turn.
There is no limit on the number of costumes you can have at the same time.
They can also be stolen: If a monster ends his roll with at least 3 ‘claws’, then that player can steal costumes from any Monster they damage by paying the monster the cost of the costume in energy.
Evolution Cards
If you end your roll with at least 3 ‘hearts’, you draw the top Evolution of your deck, keeping it secret. There are three kinds of evolution:
Temporary Evolution: discard after being played.
Permanent Evolution: stay in play after revealing.
Gift Evolution: you can pass this on when you deal damage.
Bonus!
Compatible with the original and Power Up King of Tokyo editions. A copy of King of Tokyo is required to play.
Batten down the hatches! Rising from the ocean, the tentacles of the monstrous Kraken are about to attack your faithful ship!
Gather your crew of little buccaneers and use your pirate powers to push back this terrible assault with sabers, pistols, and cannons!
What’s in the box?
One ship board
One kraken tracking board
One kraken figurine
Four pirate pawns
Eight tentacle figurines
Eight ship’s rails
Six kraken dice
40 action cards + four player aid cards
Four hole tokens
Three kraken attack tokens
Four whirlpool tokens
How to play:
Kraken Attack is a cooperative game all about coordinating your actions to defend your ship against attacks from all sides: both port and starboard, from bow to stern!
Your turn consists of two phases:
Move the tentacles
Roll all of the available dice. The red dice move red tentacles, and the purple dice move purple tentacles. If the tentacle is activated in the saber zone then it attacks the ship!
Play an action card
It’s your turn to attack! Choose one of the face-up action cards in front of you to help push back the tentacles. You could fire a canon or repair the ship. Or maybe attack with your saber!
If you are told to make a silly face, this makes the Kraken mad it moves closer to the ship! When you succeed in pushing the Kraken back, you’ll gain a token.
The game can end in one of the following two ways:
A Pirate places the 3rd Kraken attack token on the Kraken figurine. The Kraken has learned its lesson and returns to the depths of the ocean. You win the game immediately!
The fourth hole token is placed on the ship. Disaster! Your ship sinks, and you find yourselves stranded on a deserted island! You lose the game immediately.
Bonus!
Kraken Attack is part of the LOKI range, created by IELLO. This range of games is aimed specifically at children.
There are three variants to ensure all ages can enjoy. You can also play this solo!
Recruit the best adventurers to add to your crew and grab the treasures from the beach before your opponents!
Dig out chests and collect the most gold coins, but beware, not all the chests contain treasure!
What’s in the box?
30 adventurer cards
18 treasure chest cards
Five longships
How to play:
The game is played in 2 steps:
Recruit Adventurers
You have 5 cards in your hand. Choose 1 that you want to keep and place it face-down on your longship. Pass your other cards, face-down, to the player to your left and pick up the cards that the player to your right has just passed to you. Repeat these steps till you have 5 adventurers.
Gold Rush
Phase 1: Raid the Chests – pick up the 5 cards you placed on your longship. Take a look at the Treasure Chests on the beach and choose the Adventurer card you want to play. When you are all ready, let out your best battle cries and places your card face-down next to the chest pile of your choice.
Phase 2: Divide up the loot – once the raid on the chests is finished, you need to divide up the loot. Turn all of the Adventurer cards on the beach face up.
Repeat these phases until you’ve looted with all of your adventurers. Count up all your gold – if you have the most you are the winner!
Bonus!
Little Battle is part of the LOKI range, created by IELLO. This range of games is aimed specifically at children.
Great introduction into card drafting for little ones.
Work together to help the kids on the carousel before it starts to rain!
Roll the die, place a kid on one of the seats, then turn the carousel while keeping an eye on the weather. Try to get everyone on before the rain starts falling!
What’s in the box?
One wooden carrousel
One game board
Six seating discs with various difficulty levels
10 wooden sunbeam fragments
Eight wooden raindrops
12 wooden kid tokens
One multi-coloured die
How it plays:
On your turn, roll the die. The colours on the die match the colours on the wooden carousel. Choose a kid token that is not yet on the carousel and place it on an empty seat that matches the colour you just rolled.
Once the kid has been placed on an empty seat, turn the carousel (it must complete at least one full turn). Don’t lose sight of your kid!
There are two different zones surrounding the carousel, they show the weather. Depending on which zone your kid token lands in, complete the following actions:
Rain zone – place a raindrop on one of the corresponding spaces on the game board.
Sun zone – choose a sunbeam fragment and place it immediately on one of the corresponding spaces on the game board.
The game can end in one of two ways:
If all of the kids are on the carousel and the rain zone is incomplete, congratulations! All of the kids had a great day and you won the game!
If at the end of a player’s turn all of the raindrops have been placed on the game board and there are empty seats on the carousel. It’s just too rainy and the ride has to close for the day. You have lost this game.
Bonus!
Monsieur Carrousel is part of the LOKI range, created by IELLO. This range of games is aimed specifically at children.
It promotes working together and reinforces memory skills.
Players have to cooperate to reach the top of the Mountain and then escape safely, but the Mountain has more than one trick up its ghastly sleeve. In horror, you realise that the higher you fly, the crazier your teammates become!
Quick and clear communication is the key – but how will you stick together when your team starts developing weirder and weirder behaviour?
In this fast-paced bluffing game, can you capture the creatures from Ancient Greece that have escaped?
Be careful not the cross the path of the terrible Charon, keeper of the Underworld! He is only interested in taking you on a one way trip to Hell!
What’s in the box?
55 Amphora cards (40 Creature & 15 Charon)
One first player pawn
How to play:
Shuffle all Amphora cards and give 5 cards to each player. Put the rest of the Amphora cards in a pack, face down, in the centre of the table, as the draw.
The player who has the first player pawn chooses a card in their hand of cards and offers it by putting it face down in front of another player of his choice.
If the card offered is a Creature card, you must say out loud the number of the card without lying.
If the card offered is a Charon card, you can (and should) lie by saying out loud any number you wish.
The player who gets the card has 3 choices:
To accept the card and place face up in front of them.
To refuse the card and pass it back.
To add a from their hand, face down, and passes the two cards to another player.
As soon as a player turns the cards face up in front of them, it ends the round. The Creature cards in front of you face up bring you closer to victory. Add their value to the ones you won before.
The game may end 3 ways:
A player reaches or exceeds the number of points required becomes the chosen one!
If players are eliminated as they have 3 Charons, the last one standing wins the game.
When a total number of 9 Charon cards are face-up on the table, the game ends. the player who has the higher number of points wins the game.
Bonus!
Part of the IELLO mini-games range. Great for on the go gaming! If you like the bluffing in Cockroach poker, you’ll love Nessos!
As an apprentice Ninja, it’s time for you to show all your skills in challenging and exciting tricky trials. Will you be quicker, stronger and smarter than your opponents?
Be strong enough to collect points depending on your score but also be strategic enough when you bet on the winner of each duel!
Dexterity is the key to winning!
What’s in the box?
10 Ninja pawns
10 wood logs
Three order cards
20 trial cards
Four tatami cards
30 victory point tokens
How to play:
Each game of Ninja Academy is divided into a series of alternating trials that play as follows:
Collective Trial: Draw the first Collective Trial Card, show the picture to the other players, then read aloud the text at the back of the card. All players should take part in this Trial. The winner of the Trial gains 3 Victory Coins.
Duel Trials: Draw the first Duel Trial Card, shows the picture to the other players, then read aloud the text at the back of the card. Players who do not take part in the Trial are called bystanders – they must now choose their favourite. To mark their choice, they place their Tatami in front of the player that is going to win the Trial (according to them). Players that have been summoned for the Duel should take part in the Trial as per the rules. The winner of the Trial gains 2 Victory Coins. Each player that bet on the winner gains 1 Victory Coin.
After the third Collective Trial, the game ends. The player with the most Victory Coins receives the highest grade and wins the game.
They are also declared a Ninjutsu Master – and that’s something. The players who scored at least 10 points can still be proud – they also graduate!
Bonus!
Part of the IELLO mini-games range. Great for on the go gaming!
A warm spring breeze flows through the valley as the birds begin to sing and the snow slowly melts away. Your precious village is slowly uncovered and the stone lines that define your property become visible. The earth is soft and the stones could easily roll just a bit into your neighbour’s farm granting you the extra room your clan needs. No one will notice, right?
What’s in the box?
54 clan cards numbered one to nine
10 tactic cards
Nine stone tiles
Two player aids
How to play:
On your turn, choose a card from your hand and place it face-up next to a stone, on your side of the border. Once you have placed a card next to a stone, it cannot be moved. Then draw a card and play moves to your opponent. If the deck is empty, you continue playing without drawing cards.
Claiming a stone: After playing a card on a stone and before drawing, you can claim one or several stones. You can only claim a stone after each player has played three cards on their side of the border. To claim a stone, you must have a stronger combination of cards than those played by your opponent. These combinations, from the strongest to the weakest, are described as follows:
Colour run: three cards of the same colour and of three successive strengths
Three of a kind: three cards of the same strength
Colour: three cards of the same colour
Run: three cards of successive strength and of any colour
Sum: any three cards
To win, you either need to control three adjacent stones or five stones scattered along the Border!
Bonus!
Part of the IELLO mini-games range. Great for on the go gaming!
The four volcanoes which were peacefully laying dormant have just erupted! Help Marie, Freddy, Nessie and Louis reach safety! Avoid the lava flows and meteorites, collect the eggs and seek shelter in the mountains.
A cooperative adventure for the whole family.
What’s in the box?
Four dinosaur figurines
One game board
Four volcanoes
Four mountains
Nine obstacles
58 danger tiles
Six dino egg tokens
One big fabric bag
How to play:
You’re working to get all the dinosaur to safety, but you must collect all the eggs along the way!. On your turn, you complete three phases:
Draw a random tile from the bag
Place the tile on the gameboard
If you drew a lava tile, extend the lava flow that has flowers in the same colour. Lava tiles must be placed on an empty space, never on another tile, lake, or obstacle.
If you draw a meteorite tile, put it on the space with the same symbol as the tile you drew. If a dino is on this space, the dino is eliminated from the game.
Take the action on the tile
The tile will either tell you to move one or more dinos or to immediately draw another tile.
The game ends in one of three different ways:
The last dino on the board climbs a mountain.
The last dino on the board is eliminated by lava or meteorites.
There are no more danger tiles in the bag.
Count up how many points you have – each dino saved is worth 2 points, and each egg is worth 1. If you score 14 points , it means you means you have successfully saved all the Dinos!
Bonus!
SOS Dino is part of the LOKI range, created by IELLO. This range of games is aimed specifically at children.
You can play this solo! SOS Dino reinforces cooperative and decision-making skills.
The Big Book of Madness is a co-operative deck-building game in which the players are magic students who must act as a team to turn all the pages of the book, then shut it by defeating the terrible monsters they’ve just freed.
If you manage to turn six pages and defeat all of the monsters, you win the game!
