King of Tokyo is a fast-paced, family-friendly dice-and-card board game by Richard Garfield for 2–6 players, aged 8 and up. In this updated Second Edition, players take on the roles of giant monsters, rampaging robots, or powerful aliens battling to become ruler of Tokyo. Roll dice to attack opponents, heal yourself, gather energy cubes, and buy power cards—strategize to either be the last monster standing or reach 20 victory points. This edition includes revamped artwork and rules, with clearer text and refreshed card abilities, including the much-loved Space Penguin character
2–6 player monster-battle board game
Playtime around 30 minutes
For ages 8+
New artwork by Régis Torres, clearer rulebook
Includes the Space Penguin monster
Dice rolling, card drafting, and engine building mechanics
English version
High replayability: six different monsters with unique powers
Easy to learn: simple dice mechanics with strategic depth
Fast and dynamic: about 30-minute sessions
Social interaction: fun chaos as players gang up on the leading monster
Visually engaging: vibrant art and monster figures create an exciting atmosphere
6 Monster boards with cardboard standees
1 Tokyo game board
8 dice (6 black, 2 green)
66 power cards
Energy cubes and assorted tokens
1 rulebook
Package size: approx. 25 × 25 × 7 cm (board game box)
Product setup dimensions: similar to boxed size
Players: 2–6
Age: 8+
Playtime: ~30 minutes
Batteries: None required or included