Little Tokyo stacking game with 30 Japanese wooden figures

A wobbly stacking game with an extra twist Become an impostor!   Group your Japanese-inspired wooden figures together to create the crookedest tower since Pisa.   Your opponent?   Your crap player, sure, but above all the damn gravity and your sausage fingers!   A stacking game in a unique Japanese style where you can aim high.   Or fall on your face.   Your characters will do it for you.    The decor of this game is reminiscent of Volker's great passion: Japan.   Let's translate the name Little Tokyo loosely: “Gag your opponent with a steady hand so that the negative points just blow up in his face.“ The waving cat Maneki-neko, the angry Kaiju, the fat ass sumo wrestler - stack them all into a crazy tower.   And make sure your friends don't know how to accommodate their Alna Sharyo tram.   Or whatever block they have on their leg at the moment.   The whole thing always goes smoothly!   The important thing is that your stuff stays up and the others use clumsy fingers to unbalance the tower.    Little Tokyo is the start of a new series of Heldbergs games.   The rules are simple.   What if no one has time for a match?   Then you play for yourself.   Or you can decorate your apartment with the iconic figures.   The figures are not just game figures, but also figures to play with. This means you can also just play with it or collect... -Play figures made of solid beech with attention to detail and elaborately, printed on both sides and manufactured exclusively for us by the traditional manufacturer HABA in Upper Franconia -Illustrations by our favorite artist Chris @killerartworx -Developed by the well-known game designers Markus Nikisch and Thade Precht -Packaging made from 100% biodegradable cardboard -Only environmentally friendly and water-based inks without chemicals are used to print on game figures -Made in Germany / Made in Germany Contents: -30 beautifully illustrated stacking figures printed on both sides -Game instructions (German and English) Game info: -From age 6 -Playing time: Some take longer, others less, but roughly 15 to 20 minutes -Number of players: 2-6 players -Authors: Thade Precht & Markus Nikisch -Illustrator: Chris Bögle -Playing box: 20x20x5 cm, 580 g