2025 uutuuksia: Kyushu ja Shikoku
Julkaistu: 18.12.2025
Kyushu and Shikoku are card selection and map building card games set in feudal Japan. They are the third and fourth installments in the Nippon-series, preceded by Honshu and Hokkaido.
Each game in the Nippon series consists of two main phases. In the first phase, you select a card that you will later add to your personal map during the second phase. The card selection mechanism differs in each game, and the mechanisms can be used interchangeably across the series. The map cards, scoring options, and optional scoring cards also vary from game to game, ensuring a fresh combination of challenges with every play.
With Kyushu The journey continues southwards It’s summer, and lush greenery blankets the terrain, making it even more beautiful. It’s time to relax, visit the natural hot springs, and enjoy the company. In
In Kyushu's selection phase players will have a Map card in front of them, in what's called their "pick box". Players take turns selecting a Map card from a player's pick box by choosing one of four options. You may take the card in your own pick box by replacing it with any card, but the card number might prove to be a challenge if you wish to take a card from another player's pick box. Discarding a resource will enable you to take any of the cards. The card you choose must be replaced with a card from your hand.
Kyushu also introduces a new terrain type - Hot Spring. Hot Springs have their own unique method of scoring, and a new optional rule enables you to send your travelers to visit and enjoy the Hot Springs of other players for extra victory points.
Another new optional rule introduces most/fewest scoring cards, where you will compete with the players on your left and right to meet the criteria of the scoring card between you.
Fall has come to Shikoku. The trees turn vibrant shades of red and gold, painting the landscape in warm hues. The air is crisp, carrying the scent of harvest and woodsmoke. It’s the perfect season to wander through ancient temples, savor seasonal delicacies, and take in the peaceful beauty of the countryside.
For Shikoku's selection phase a selection pool of six cards is prepared before the game begins. In the selection phase players will take turns taking a Map card from the selection pool. To take a card, you must place a Map card from the top of the deck to the opposite end of the selection pool. You may never split the selection pool though, so taking a card from the middle may require you to spend a resource from your map.
Shikoku also introduces a new terrain types - Temples and roads. Temples have their own unique method of scoring, and they're also used with roads as a part of your road/temple system to transport resources at the end of the game to be scored at your Factories.
Another new optional rule introduces Resource Challenge scoring cards, which award you extra victory points if you manage to add the required amount of production squares of particular colors to your map during the game.
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