Microids Announces Video Game Based on King of Tokyo for PS5, Xbox Series, Switch, and PC - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 08 December 2025 / 1,007 Views
Publisher Microids and developer Breakfirst Games have announced a video game based on the board game King of Tokyo created by Richard Garfield. It will launch for the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam in spring 2026.
Read details on the game below:
Turn into a kaiju as you destroy everything in your path in this fast-paced dice game! Roll the dice and find the best possible combinations to rule over Tokyo, whether you choose to heal yourself, attack, buy cards or win Victory Points.
Adapt your strategy to become the King of Tokyo at the right moment and attack all your opponents at the same time.
The first player to reach 20 Victory Points wins the game… and so does the last player to stay alive!
Build Your Strategy
Roll the dice and choose wisely which ones to keep. Whether you decide to keep your dice or reroll, each decision is crucial to your winning strategy. Turn into a glass canon with powerful cards to reduce your opponents’ hit points to 0, play it safe and quickly collect Victory Points, or build up health to become a tank: the choice is yours.
Choose Your Kaiju
Unleash the kaiju within you and rule over Tokyo! The mighty Gigazaur, the cute Cyber Kitty or maybe the otherworldly Alienoid, choose the invader that suits you best.
Battle Over Tokyo Against AI or Against Your Friends
Test your strategies by competing against the AI in the solo mode, and find the strategy that matches you. Challenge up to five of your friends in the couch multiplayer mode to prove who the mightiest kaiju is!
A Unique Recreation
(Re)discover King of Tokyo in a dynamic recreation of the critically acclaimed board game. Immerse yourself in the ukiyo-e inspired art style (Japanese woodblock prints and painting style).
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