I have been playing the computer based game, in tutorial mode, non-stop for the past two days. I wanted to revisit what I first posted about Machi Koro 2.

In the heart of my board game collection lies a treasure called Machi Koro 2, a city-building adventure that’s as much about luck as it is about strategy. Picture this: you’re the mayor of a tiny town with big dreams, aiming to transform it into the largest city in the region. This captivating game brought to us by Pandasaurus games. It’s a journey filled with dice rolls, card purchases, and a dash of friendly competition that makes every playthrough a delightful escapade.

Here’s how our adventure begins: each player starts with 5 coins. The first three turns are spent buying businesses. Your goal? To build landmarks and develop your city before your rivals do.

At the end of the buying stage(first three turns) 4 coins were spend on the Vineyard, a Flower Garden and Flower Shop. The game kicks off with the roll of a dice, determining which buildings in your city rake in the cash. With this money, you’ll buy new buildings from the market, each with its own unique benefits, adding them to your town. 

Imagine rolling the dice and getting a 2, this gets me two coins income from the Vineyard. Each turn brings in funds to build a more businesses or better yet, a sprawling amusement park, each new establishment bringing you closer to your dream city. It’s a game where each choice can lead to laughter, groans of dismay, or cheers of success, making every round an unforgettable journey.

Machi Koro 2 is not just a game; it’s an invitation to craft stories of what-if’s and almosts, a chance to build a world from the ground up with friends or family. It’s perfect for anyone who loves the thrill of seeing a plan come together, one roll, one card at a time. So, whether you’re 16 or 60, Machi Koro 2 promises a fun-filled foray into the art of city planning, wrapped in simplicity and endless possibilities.

Winning in Machi Koro 2 is all about strategy and a sprinkle of luck. The first player to construct three landmarks claims victory, their city standing as a testament to their savvy planning and fortune’s favor. 

In the above photo, the winner bought their third landmark (the beige cards to the left).

Machi Koro 2 has nestled its way into the very heart of my gaming trove, becoming my steadfast companion on many a whimsical evening. The myriad strategies hidden within its folds are like paths in a lush, unexplored meadow, each inviting a new adventure, a new tale to tell. As I continue to dance through the game’s delightful intricacies, I’m brimming with anticipation to share my journeys through future blog posts.

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