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Dragomino
Best for: Young children 5-7, first board game, family
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Bruno Cathala · Blue Orange Games · 2016
Draft domino-shaped land tiles to build a five-by-five kingdom. Turn order is the whole puzzle: better tiles cost you position.
Players
2–4
Time
20 min
Ages
8+
Difficulty
Light
Kingdomino is a quick tile-laying game. Each tile is like a domino with two squares of terrain: wheat fields, forests, lakes, grasslands, swamps and mines. Each round, players pick tiles from a shared row and add them to their kingdom, connecting at least one side to a matching terrain.
The order you pick in matters: choosing a great tile this round means you pick later in the next round. Your kingdom must fit in a 5x5 grid, so careless placements can leave you stuck.
At the end, each connected area of terrain scores its size multiplied by the number of crowns in it. The game takes about 20 minutes and is a favorite for families.
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About 15 to 20 minutes.
Yes. It's recommended for ages 8 and up, and many families play with younger kids, since there's no reading.
It plays 2 to 4. Queendomino and the Age of Giants expansion add variety and more players.
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Best for: Young children 5-7, first board game, family
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Best for: Gateway gamers, families, couples, non-gamers
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Best for: Families, solo gamers, nature lovers, puzzle enthusiasts
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Best for: Families, gateway gamers, mixed experience groups, couples