Editor: Ghenos Games
Designer: Yamada Koota
Artists: Koota Yamada, David Sitbon, Dommiy
Title of the game in original language:
Iki (English)
Iki (Italiano)
Explore Edo-Period Japan with Iki.
Iki is a strategy board game set in Edo-period Japan (1603–1868), specifically in Tokyo. Players immerse themselves in the vibrant market of the Nihonbashi district, populated by shops (Nagaya) offering rice, tobacco, pipes, and fish.
Here, you will encounter artisans and merchants specialized in everyday activities: makers of lanterns, fans, and tatami mats, vendors of sushi and tempura, geishas, and kabuki actors.
The game is a journey through time that allows you to experience an entire year in Edo, with the goal of scoring the highest number of IKI, the symbol of an ideal civic life.
In Iki, players take on the roles of shopkeepers and artisans. You will need to employ your characters, who will gain experience, grow old, and eventually retire, generating income throughout the seasons. However, you will face challenges such as fires and food shortages.
The game includes a double-sided main board, player boards, character and building cards, as well as numerous wooden and cardboard components. Strategy and resource management are essential to emerge victorious.
Iki is an economic/management board game that offers an immersive and historically rich experience, perfect for fans of strategy games and Japanese history.
Its game mechanics stimulate strategic thinking and resource management, offering a continuous challenge.
With high-quality components and an engaging setting, Iki is an ideal addition for anyone looking for a game that combines history and strategy.
Don’t miss the opportunity to experience the unique world of Iki: buy it now and immerse yourself in Edo-period Japan!
