IKI: A Game of Edo Artisans

Manufacturer: Gigamic Games

IKI is set during the Edo-period in Japan (1603-1868). Edo was the name of Tokyo during that period. In the Nihonbashi are was located the most animated market of the city.

Along the main street of Nihonbashi, many storekeepers of various activities installed their shops and invited customers to do business. Close to the main street, living in houses called Nagayas, craftsmen and merchants with various skills helped support the common people of Edo: lantern makers, woodblock printers, street merchants, tempura sellers, geishas...

Live an entire year in Edo and try to become the best Edokko, the "child of Edo", by watching over the well-being and the prosperity of Edo and its citizens. Hire characters with various skills, make them work in the main street of Nihonbashi. The winner is the Edokko with the most IKI, a philosophical concept of the Edo period representing the ideal way of living a civic life.

Contents:

Ages: 14+
Players: 2-4
Game Length: 60-90 minutes

Note: Published by Sorry We Are French; distributed by Gigamic Games.

Mechanisms:
• Card Drafting
• Pattern Building
• Point to Point Movement
• Set Collection