In normal Kingdomino, players must simply draft tiles from a selection of four, then place them into their own kingdom in such a way that it scores points. As such, I am not going to explain the rules for Kingdomino: Origins in detail here, except where there are differences to the original (which is quite a few.) If you want to read more, please refer to the earlier reviews linked in the opening paragraph. The one key rule change in this mode relates to scoring, and I’ll explain that in a moment.īefore I go on, please note that I am going to assume a reasonable level of familiarity with the base game of Kingdomino. In a nutshell, it has a basic “Discovery” mode that works very nearly identically to the original Kingdomino, albeit with a prehistoric (rather than medieval fantasy) reskin. But before I jump to any conclusions, let me explain what Kingdomino: Origins is like, so that you can see if it sounds like it would work for you. The real question is, do we need all these different variations? That said, Cathala has done it again with Kingdomino: Origins. First we had the roll-and-write Kingdomino: Duel, then we had the Kingdomino: Age of Giants expansion, and let’s not forget the sister title Queendomino. It must be tough to take an IP as popular as former Spiel Des Jahre 2017 winner Kingdomino and expand on it without spoiling a working formula, but Bruno Cathala and friends seem to keep managing it.
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