TOKYO JUTAKU

A game by Jordan Draper, Jordan Draper

1 - 8 Players 10 - 45 minutes Low

Area Movement, Grid Movement, Pattern Building, Pattern Recognition, Push Your Luck, Simulation

Action / Dexterity, City Building, Environmental, Exploration, Party Game, Puzzle, Real-time

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Description

In TOKYO JUTAKU, you're a Japanese architect aiming to build small homes on unique properties. This real-time dexterity game is all about stacking geometric pieces to meet specific building requirements, like height and piece count. You can only build one piece at a time, but the more complex your design, the higher the reward - if you can complete it first. With easy-to-learn rules and playtime ranging from 10 to 45 minutes, TOKYO JUTAKU is perfect for 1 to 8 players. The game ends when one player claims five site cards, and the richest architect wins. With its unique blend of area movement, pattern building, and push your luck mechanics, TOKYO JUTAKU offers a fun and challenging experience for players of all skill levels.