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Tokyo Tsukiji Market
Player-driven economics at Japan's largest wholesale fish market.
- Players
- 2-5
- Time
- 60-90m
- Age
- 14+
$50
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“A crazy complex game with lots of replayability all in a tiny box”
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“Economic simulator that is squeezed into the tiniest box imaginable”
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“Tiny bits, smart minimalist presentation and clever plays”
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“A great amount of variability that just isn't common in most euro games”
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TOKYO TSUKIJI MARKET takes a bottom-up approach to player driven economics, using tonal wooden fish tokens and dockable resin boats to engulf its players as Japanese fishermen responding to vast supply and demand, perceptive value, and engine building at Japan's largest wholesale fish market.
The game evolves around players investing in certain fish markets, then using the licenses obtained there to fish and sell their catch to other players at a price they choose. On top of this is a variable set of central markets, each with their own unique rules and resources.
The goal is to earn the most yen, but this will be offset by a resource score that will keep everyone on their sea legs.
Design: Jordan Draper
In the box
- 6 double layer harbor cards with port coverings
- 16 custom resin Japanese fishing ships
- 16 unique market boards
- 32 license chits
- 54 wooden fishing barrels
- 106 custom shaped wooden fish resources
- 70 yen chits
- 1 tuna bag
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