Small boxes. Big worlds.

Digital

The digital home of the games: play online, weekly modes, rules.

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A pocket lineup of party games for absolutely anywhere.

100 copies

A hand-made ceramic bead trading game, limited to 100 copies.

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Build and run a capsule hotel in the newest Tokyo Series flagship.

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Player-driven economics at Japan's largest wholesale fish market.

Six new fish markets and six new economic engines.

An economic simulator on a fabric map of the real Tokyo Metro.

A punchier, quicker Osaka map for the TOKYO METRO system.

Role selection on the open sea, with 170+ unique powers.

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Role playing, team games, and dexterity at the laundromat.

Put on a wristband and star in your own Japanese game show.

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A vending machine full of games: 18 designs in one box.

Real-time architecture: stack impossible houses on tiny lots.

A storytelling game about food, born in a Tokyo art exhibit.

Six lawn games, miniaturized, made entirely of solid metal.

Whose compliments are genuine, and whose are fake?

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If you could only choose one color, would you match the group?

Balance strange shapes on cacti in the desert.

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A quick, sharp market filler from the streets of Torino.

A group session zine for reflection and engagement.

Nine games for two people to play over any messaging app.

Solve crimes on an endless roll of washi tape.

The first game in the world made only from a roll of tape.

Trucks, washers, and rice cookers as miniature metal money.

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Metal yen for any game, or a standalone economic set.

The Tokyo Series mascot in huggable form.

One mystery resin Hexakun, twelve possible hats.

The guaranteed pop box: all twelve Hexakuns.

A furoshiki that carries three Tokyo Series games.

The second print, another trio of games to carry.