TOKYO COIN LAUNDRY

A game by Jordan Draper, JR Honeycutt, Naotaka Shimamoto, Jordan Draper, Luke Crane

1 - 6 Players 5 - 60 minutes Low

Acting, Auction/Bidding, Hand Management, Memory, Card Drafting, Role Playing, Set Collection, Storytelling, Team-Based Game

Abstract Strategy, Action / Dexterity, Bluffing, Card Game, Deduction, Economic, Environmental, Game System, Memory, Miniatures, Number, Party Game, Puzzle, Real-time

Source - BoardGameGeek

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Description

TOKYO COIN LAUNDRY is a game that brings the unexpected excitement of doing laundry to life. With easy-to-learn rules, this game is accessible to anyone, whether you're playing solo or with up to five friends. What makes it really interesting is the variety of experiences it offers, from role-playing and team games to timed dexterity challenges, all set against the humble backdrop of a coin laundry. With over twenty different game rules to try out, you'll never get bored. The game's talented designers have crafted a unique experience that combines elements of abstract strategy, bluffing, and deduction, among others. Whether you're in the mood for a quick 5-minute game or a longer 60-minute session, TOKYO COIN LAUNDRY has something for everyone, making it a great addition to any game night.