TOKYO JIDOHANBAIKI

A game by Jordan Draper, Dylan Howard Cromwell, Jake Given, Zach Given, Kota Nakayama (中山宏太), Jordan Draper, Michael Fox, Travis D. Hill, Toryo Hojo, Kenichi Tanabe, Stefan Brakman, Nick Halper

1 - 12 Players 5 - 45 minutes Simple

Commodity Speculation, Push Your Luck, Set Collection, Simulation, Trading

Abstract Strategy, Miniatures, Party Game

Source - BoardGameGeek

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Description

TOKYO JIDOHANBAIKI is a game that's all about the thrill of Japanese vending machines and drinks. With its simple rules and fast-paced gameplay, it's easy to pick up and play, whether you're flying solo or with a group of up to 12 friends. Each game is a quick 5 to 45 minutes, making it perfect for a fun night in or a quick break. The game's unique twist is its vending machine drink tower, where miniature drinks are dropped in and some come out again, while others don't. With six different drink types and colors, and the option to play multiple games with unique twists, TOKYO JIDOHANBAIKI offers a fun and exciting experience that's full of surprises. Whether you're a fan of abstract strategy, miniatures, or party games, this game has something for everyone, and its extra components and rules can even be integrated with other games for added fun.