Next Station : Tokyo

Product description ※Please note that product information is not in full comprehensive meaning because of the machine translation.

Product Description ■ Players follow the flipped cards to route to Tokyo and aim to get higher scores.
The game is run over four rounds.
Each round uses different colored pencils.
Each color represents a different line, and by doing four rounds, four lines are laid out.
Each round draws a line on the sheet as if it were connecting the symbols drawn on the flipped cards.
The symbols drawn on the sheet represent stations, and as the game proceeds, various lines are laid out.
The symbols drawn on the sheet represent stations.
The symbols drawn on the sheet represent stations, and as the game proceeds, various lines are laid out.
Although it is a simplicity of connecting symbols, of course you can't expect high scores.
Let's make stations for various lines and create lines that cover more areas.
The key to this is to make the right choice when special cards such as "double tracks" and "branches" are flipped.
Although it is simple, it is annoying. In order to aim for high scores, there are many exciting parts available such as planning and the effective use of special cards.
After the game, the sheet looks like a route map itself, and it is also fun to look at it.
It is truly an example of a paper-pen game.
■ Game overview ■
Number of players : 1-4
Play time : 25-30 minutes
Target age : 8 years or older
Designer : Matthew Dunstan

1 Tokyo Map Sheet
4 colored pencils (1 each of 4 colors)
11 station cards
5 subway cards
4 symbol cards
4 effect cards
1 user's manual