Leave Tokyo & Cooperate To Fight The King Of Monster Island
August 8, 2022 by fcostin
If you have enjoyed the epic kaiju, monster & mutant, building-bashing title King of Tokyo from Iello, you'll be happy to know that there is a cooperative board game underway. Taking similar themes, and moving the Monster from the city and taking the fight back home to Monster Island.
King of Monster Island // Iello
The enemy of your enemy will indeed be your friend in King of Monster Island. As players will need to team up with the mad band of maniac monsters to take down a forceful threat. As Monsters unite and gather to the volcano central to the board, forcing players to band together for an almighty threat that will take a fierce amount of power, across three different bosses to smash. Increasing fame, and abilities along the route of chaos.
Crystal Dragon Boss Preview // King Of Monster Island
Forcing all players to work under a new threat of peril and choosing their ideal monster to bring into battle. Taking on the Lavalord, Lithosaur and Crystal Dragon players will be utilising the dice to heal, damage and build, whilst managing the actions of foes' output. Improving each monster with new abilities as the game progresses.
Back of the Box // King of Monster Island
Although there is not much released on the upcoming title just yet, the front and back covers have been released giving players a brief introduction to the upcoming monster-centric Iello game.
The upcoming King of Monster Island has got a release date of this year, however, no solid date has been nailed down. There are a good few pre-orders up online across different retail stores if you wanted to secure your box on release.
Do you think you would enjoy a King of Tokyo experience but cooperative?
"Players will band together for an almighty threat - across three different bosses to smash. Increasing fame, and abilities along the route of chaos..."
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looks good.
No!!!! Must DESTLOY TOKYO!
Am I crazy, or does it seem like the blurbs were written using Google Translate?