Oh No, There Goes Tokyo!

A game by Garry Haggerty, Garry Haggerty, Matthew Nadelhaft

2 - 4 Players 120 minutes Low

Action Points, Auction/Bidding, Simulation, Square Grid

Economic, Print & Play, Science Fiction, Wargame

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Description

Oh No, There Goes Tokyo is a thrilling board game where 2 to 4 players take on the challenge of protecting their segment of Tokyo from the monstrous Godran, Self-Appointed Emperor of Monsters. With easy-to-learn rules, this 120-minute game is perfect for a fun night in with friends. Players must strategically deploy units of the national guard to defend their areas while evacuating the populace, all while trying to outbid each other to control Godran's rampage. As the game progresses, key production units are destroyed, dwindling the players' resources and making every decision count. As players generate Mega-Yen, the game's imaginary currency, they can choose to activate defense units, evacuate citizens, or develop super weapons to take down Godran. With options to jury-rig a Death Ray or research Godran's origins to find his weakness, every turn is a new opportunity to save the day. The game's simple yet engaging mechanics, including action points, auction bidding, and simulation, make for a dynamic and exciting experience. Whether playing with two, three, or four players, Oh No, There Goes Tokyo offers a fun and challenging experience that's sure to delight fans of science fiction and wargames alike.