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Tokyo Train (2009)

User Rating: 6.82 / 10 (95 Ratings)
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Designed By
Art By
Published By
Year Published
2009
# of Players:
4 − 8
User Suggested # of Players
Best with 4, 6, 8 players
Recommended with 4, 6, 8 players
(1 voter) [poll]
Playing Time
10 minutes
Mfg Suggested Ages
8 and up
User Suggested Ages
8 and up
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Language Dependence
No necessary in-game text
(1 voter) [poll]
Category
Mechanic
Primary Name
Tokyo Train
Alternate Names
Crazy Train
Expanded By
Families
Description Edit | History

In Tokyo Train, teams of two players compete for seating passengers on a train at their place, according to the card drawn. One team member tries to guide the other through gestures and calling the passenger's name. the other team member will then switch passengers' positions on a board.

The first team who manages getting each passenger on his seat cries "Tokyo Train" and takes the card. The first team who gets 7 cards wins the game.

More Information Edit | History

This game is a part of communicative party game trilogy by Walter Obert:

HysteryCoach
Tokyo Train
Aargh!tect

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Reglas en español para el Tokyo Train
2009-06-23
2 Japanese Rules
Translated Japanese rule.
2009-05-03
12 English rules
Translated English rule of the game.
2009-04-10
Statistics
Board Game Rank: 1844
Num Ratings: 95
Average Rating: 6.82
Standard Deviation: 1.19
Num Views: 6584
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Avg. Game Weight: 1.1 moreinfo
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Personal Comments: 26
Users Owning: 126
Users Wanting: 24
Users Trading: 1 [find trade matches]
Has Parts For Trade: 0
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Total Plays: 239
Plays This Month: 2
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