As mayor of a once-sleepy town turned tourist hotspot, you'll roll dice, collect income from your buildings and race to finish your landmarks before your rivals. Any roll can pay out for anyone at the table, so the pace stays quick and engaging even when it isn't your turn.
Machi Koro: Bright Lights, Big City plays 2–5 players in around 30 minutes. It's a light, family-friendly game recommended for ages 8 and up, built around dice rolling, tableau building and engine building.
Designed by Masao Suganuma, the original Machi Koro debuted in Japan in 2012 and became a worldwide hit. This standalone follow-up keeps the charm and pace of the original but shuffles its establishments into a randomised market, so the buildings on offer differ every game. Released for the game's fifth anniversary, this edition celebrates Machi Koro's enduring popularity.