Kingdomino

Owned it. Played the crud out of it. Gave it away. Bought it again. The game is that good. Queen Domino is just as good.

Pros: Very easy to learn, fast set up, easy to teach new players Cons: I honestly can’t think of any, great game!

When we first sat down to play, we read the instructions and were pretty confused. But after giving it a go, the way the mechanics all fit together is so tight that you figure it out for yourself in a couple minutes. Lots of decisions to be made in the play loop, gambling vs safe bets, etc, but there’s always that luck of the draw to foil your plans or carry you to victory.

The components are well made and the rules are simple enough to be explained in two minutes. But, like dominoes there is a lot more going on. This is one that I will play extensively with my family.

Simple, with just a bit of strategy. Great for the family.

This game just misses the mark for me. A it's fairly simple to learn and play and because of that the game loses its charm fast. For a deeper experience try the far superior Queen Domino. This is a good travel game and just light enough to play with the kids. Most people like it, I just got bored quickly.

This game just misses the mark for me. A it's fairly simple to learn and play and because of that the game loses its charm fast. For a deeper experience try the far superior Queen Domino. This is a good travel game and just light enough to play with the kids. Most people like it, I just got bored quickly.

The game is a little gem that can be enjoyed equally by both kids and adults. I've played this several times with my children (5 & 7) and with my adult friends as well. The game takes minutes to learn and the turns are very simple. 1) Draw a tile and place in your kingdom and 2) Place your king on the next tile you would like to draft. Each tile has a number on the back and are laid out in ascending order which directly corresponds to player order for the following turn. Timing therefore is everything in building your perfect kingdom. I purchased 4 copies to give out as gifts. The game promotes pattern recognition and symmetry awareness.

The game is a little gem that can be enjoyed equally by both kids and adults. I've played this several times with my children (5 & 7) and with my adult friends as well. The game takes minutes to learn and the turns are very simple. 1) Draw a tile and place in your kingdom and 2) Place your king on the next tile you would like to draft. Each tile has a number on the back and are laid out in ascending order which directly corresponds to player order for the following turn. Timing therefore is everything in building your perfect kingdom. I purchased 4 copies to give out as gifts. The game promotes pattern recognition and symmetry awareness.