King of Tokyo: Power Up! (second edition)

King of Tokyo: Power Up! (second edition)
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King of Tokyo: Power Up! (second edition)

This is an expansion and cannot be played alone!

Game Description

From BoardGameGeek:

The struggle to become the King of Tokyo just leveled up! The monsters are evolving and now benefit from new powers! Now each one has a deck of Evolution cards that they can gain and use during the game. What's more, a new challenger has arrived in the city and will surely show his expertise in the art of the smash: the terrible Pandakai! This expansion is compatible with both the 1st and 2nd editions of King of Tokyo.

Contents:

1 Rulebook
56 Evolution Cards
16 Evolution Cards for the Monsters of the 1st Edition (Cyber Bunny & Kraken)
8 Tokens
1 Pandakai Monster Board
1 Cardboard Figure + Stand

Game Info

Ages 8 & up
30 minutes
2-6 players

Game Details

Genre(s):Family Games,
Thematic Games
Theme(s): Dice,
Expansion for Base-game,
Movies / TV / Radio theme,
Science Fiction
Mechanics: Dice Rolling
Publisher: IELLO
# of Players: 2 - 6
Age: 8 and up
Playing Time: 30 minutes
Published: 2012
Designer: Richard Garfield
Expansion to:
- King of Tokyo

Supporting Information

Other Resources

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