King of Tokyo

Introduced in the Dark collector's edition of King of Tokyo, now you can add the Wickedness Gauge to ALL your King of Tokyo games! This expansion includes the Wickedness board, 10 Wickedness tiles and all 15 counters representing every monster in the King of Tokyo base game and expansions. In addition to Victory Points, 1's and 2's grant you Wickedness Points as follows: For each three-of-a-kind of 1's, gain 2 Wickedness Points; For each three-of-a-kind of 2's, gain 1 Wickedness Points; Track any points gained by moving your Monster counter up the Wickedness Gauge. If your counter moves onto or beyond the 3 , 6 or 10 space, you may take a tile of your choice from the tiles available at that Wickedness level. —description from the designer

Cybertooth — a giant two-legged robot that can transform into a fearsome sabertoothed tiger — is about to hit the town! Infused with the power of the ancient berserkers, Cybertooth will settle for nothing less than the tiger's share! Will you, too, succumb to the berserker fury? The Cybertooth Monster Pack introduces a new game component: the berserk die! You can use the berserk die in your games even if you play without Evolution cards or are not playing with Cybertooth. The Cybertooth Monster Pack is compatible with the King of Tokyo and King of New York base games, and with all their expansions. Part of the King of Tokyo series.

He is coming for you! While rampaging through a history museum, you accidentally stepped on a sarcophagus, causing Anubis to appear, intent upon avenging the profaned mummy. Can you escape the wrath of the God of the Dead as he showers curses on the town? The Anubis Monster Pack is compatible with the King of Tokyo and King of New York base games and with all their expansions. The Anubis Monster Pack introduces a new game component in the form of the die of fate! You can use the die of fate in your games even if you play without Evolution cards or are not playing with Anubis. —description from publisher Part of the King of Tokyo series.

He is not happy! King Kong is ready to conquer the Empire State Building and Tokyo Tower to find his love. Will you dare cross his path, or worse, capture his beloved? The King Kong Monster Pack adds new elements to two games: Tokyo Tower for King of Tokyo and the Empire State Building for King of New York! Evolution cards let you play King of Tokyo and King of New York with supercharged monsters! King Kong's Evolutions work like the Evolutions in King of Tokyo: Power Up! and King of New York: Power Up! To play with King Kong's Evolutions, you need the Power Up! expansion for whichever base game you have. One of King Kong's Evolutions introduces the Beauty card, which has two sides that have different effects according to which monster owns the card. Part of the King of Tokyo series.

Monster Pack – Cthulhu includes a new monster — Cthulhu, in case you couldn't guess — as well as eight evolution cards to use with King of Tokyo. You can also play with the cultist tiles, giving players a bonus effect once they obtain it! You also have eight evolution cards, fifteen cultist tokens (which are also Temple of Cthulhu), for King of New York. You now have new units and buildings to fight for! Defeating a Cultist lets you obtain the tile and use it once to gain either 1 life, 1 energy or 1 extra roll!

With King of Tokyo: Power Up! – an expansion for the King of Tokyo base game – Included is the new monster Pandakai, a giant panda bear. After choosing a monster, each player takes the eight Evolution cards associated with that monster, shuffles those cards, and creates a personal deck. At the end of a player's turn, if she has three hearts, she draws one Evolution card and adds it to her hand; this is possible even in Tokyo (when hearts are normally useless) and even if the hearts are used for some other action, such as healing. A player can reveal and play an Evolution card at any time. Some Evolutions are temporary, allowing a one-time bonus, while others are Permanent, such as Gigazaur's "Tail Sweep", which allows him to change one die to a 1 or 2 each turn. Each Evolution card also identifies whether a monster is a Mutant, Invader, or Robot, and while not relevant for Power Up!, this species identification could come into play in future expansions. The rules for King of Tokyo: Power Up! contain a few variants: Players start with a random Evolution in play, or draw two cards and choose the one they want, or draft a set of Evolutions prior to the start of play. However you play, the goal of the game remains the same: Score 20 points or be the last monster standing amid the rubble of what was once Tokyo. Part of the King of Tokyo series.