Machi Koro

Machi Koro is a fun and easy-to-learn strategy game that has become a great addition to our game nights. The rules are simple enough for new players to pick up quickly, but there is still plenty of strategy involved in building your city and making decisions each turn. The games move at a good pace and are always different depending on the cards you draw. A great choice for families, friends, and anyone who enjoys light strategy games.

New players pick it up in one round and games run around thirty minutes. The card market keeps each game varied. Works well with kids and adults at the same table.

My 5 almost 6 year old daughter caught on to this game pretty quickly. Its excellent for developing reading, math and interacting with other players. An excellent game for kids. The game is a lot of fun as well.

I bought Machi Koro to play with my 9 and 10 year old grandchildren. The game is easy to learn and there are multiple strategies to win. The only drawback is the amount of space that the card layout takes and the fact that it cannot easily be read from 4 angles around a rectangular table, but once you know what the cards are, it doesn't really matter. The cards are sturdy. We love board games; Machi Koro is a good addition to our collection because of the unique game play.

This is a great game. It’s a family game. It does involve thinking and math strategies to try and win. It seems intimidating but once you understand it, you’re good. Love this game.

A very fun simple to play game for ages 8 and up. The money in this game is so satisfying to use, with an elegant feel compared to cheap cardboard in most board games. It plays pretty quick making it a good ice breaker for board game nights.

My family was a bit hesitant to try this game at first, but they picked it up quickly once we started playing. While it looks a bit intimidating with all the cards laid out, it’s much less complicated than it seems. The gameplay flows smoothly, and it reminded me a bit of Dominion or even Settlers of Catan in some ways, which I really enjoyed. That said, I appear to be missing a single card. I can’t confirm if it was like that out of the box, but it hasn’t left the room where I unwrapped it, and we’ve only played once. I’d recommend counting the cards as soon as you open it to ensure the set is complete.

This game is quick to set up, easy to learn, fun, and fast to play. The premise of the game is very simple: Each player has cards face up in front of them with numbers on them. On their turn, each player rolls 1 or 2 dice. Any cards with the number rolled get activated, resulting in players receiving, losing, or stealing money. Then the player gets the opportunity to buy a card from the set of cards available to purchase, or one of four special cards required to win the game. The first player to buy all four special cards wins. If you play with the “variation” (I think it’s how the game is meant to be played and the default is an easy mode for your first session) where you shuffle the cards and only deal out a limited number of cards for the shop, and you put away the cards with the different card types separated (there’s only 3 types and they stay almost entirely separated during gameplay, so it’s not hard to do), the game takes less than a minute to set up and to clean up.

Original game shipped from USA. Fun family game to play.

Such a fun card building game for school aged kids! It’s a mix of catan and dominion and fairly easy to pick up. The first few rounds are slow but once everyone’s cards build up it becomes a good engaging game. Some age appropriate strategy is likely to be developed over time when playing.

Great game!! Super fun!

Es un juego muy divertido. Si es tu primera vez jugando toma algo de tiempo entender las reglas para que puedas hacer tus estrategias pero no es complicado.

very good condition. box is way bigger than the components though. very nice game.