Queendomino
Kingdomino with knights, taxes, towers and a dragon to avoid.
What it is
You still draft dominoes and match terrain to grow a kingdom, but now knights collect taxes and the coins pay for buildings in your towns. A queen and a dragon give you more to plan around. Bruno Cathala's standalone follow-up arrived from Blue Orange in 2017. Best for families who know Kingdomino and want one more layer of decisions.
What we love
- Standalone, so you do not need Kingdomino to play it
- Knights, coins and buildings give more to plan for in about 25 minutes
- Mix it with Kingdomino for a 7x7 kingdom or a six-player game
Honest trade-offs
- More to sort than Kingdomino, with coins, towers and 32 building tiles
- Harder for younger kids, so start them on the original
AI summary of player sentiment
Across the tables we polled, players consistently praise the game's approachability and pacing. The most common complaint is more to sort than kingdomino, with coins, towers and 32 building tiles.
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Content advisory
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