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{{italic title|''Donkey Kong'' Card Game}} | {{italic title|''Donkey Kong'' Card Game}} | ||
[[File:DKCardGamePackaging.jpg|thumb|The packaging of the game | [[File:DKCardGamePackaging.jpg|thumb|The packaging of the game]] | ||
The '''''Donkey Kong'' Card Game''' is a tabletop card game created by the {{wp|Milton Bradley Company}}. It is based on the [[Donkey Kong (game)| | The '''''Donkey Kong'' Card Game''' is a tabletop card game created by the {{wp|Milton Bradley Company}}. It is based on the arcade game ''[[Donkey Kong (game)|Donkey Kong]]'' and was released in 1983. The game comes with a set of four different-colored player pawns, a [[Donkey Kong]] pawn, a die, two types of cards in a deck ([[girder]] and base cards), and a set of instructions. | ||
To start the game, the player has to build ladders, | ==Gameplay== | ||
To start the game, the player has to build ladders, as well as girders using the cards from the player's deck. To do that, they have to roll a die to determine how many spaces the girders pieces are created. After the third girder is built, Donkey Kong appears above it, and the game begins. The goal of the game is to be the first player to reach Donkey Kong at the very top of the girder. Players have to avoid obstacles such as [[barrel]]s and [[Fireball (Donkey Kong)|fire]]s. If a player lands on one of the two obstacles, the player is sent back to the first girder unless they have remedy cards such as [[jump]]ing and using the [[hammer]]. If one of the players creates another girder, Donkey Kong moves to the top. The first player who reaches Donkey Kong wins the game. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
DKCardobjects.jpg|A Donkey Kong pawn, four different colored player pawns, a die, and a deck | DKCardobjects.jpg|A Donkey Kong pawn, four different-colored player pawns, a die, and a deck | ||
DKCardtypes.png|''(left to right)'' The back side of the card, girder cards | DKCardtypes.png|''(left to right)'' The back side of the card, girder cards (Regular, Barrel, Jump, Hammer, and Fire), and ladder cards (Regular, Flame, and Hammer) | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Milton Bradley also produced the ''Donkey Kong'' board game and jigsaw puzzle. | *Milton Bradley also produced the {{file link|DK board game.jpg|''Donkey Kong'' board game}} and jigsaw puzzle. The company produced other ''[[Super Mario (franchise)|Super Mario]]''- and ''[[Donkey Kong (franchise)|Donkey Kong]]''-themed merchandise since then. | ||
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[[Category: | [[Category:Playing cards]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:56, June 4, 2024
The Donkey Kong Card Game is a tabletop card game created by the Milton Bradley Company. It is based on the arcade game Donkey Kong and was released in 1983. The game comes with a set of four different-colored player pawns, a Donkey Kong pawn, a die, two types of cards in a deck (girder and base cards), and a set of instructions.
Gameplay[edit]
To start the game, the player has to build ladders, as well as girders using the cards from the player's deck. To do that, they have to roll a die to determine how many spaces the girders pieces are created. After the third girder is built, Donkey Kong appears above it, and the game begins. The goal of the game is to be the first player to reach Donkey Kong at the very top of the girder. Players have to avoid obstacles such as barrels and fires. If a player lands on one of the two obstacles, the player is sent back to the first girder unless they have remedy cards such as jumping and using the hammer. If one of the players creates another girder, Donkey Kong moves to the top. The first player who reaches Donkey Kong wins the game.
Gallery[edit]
A Donkey Kong pawn, four different-colored player pawns, a die, and a deck
(left to right) The back side of the card, girder cards (Regular, Barrel, Jump, Hammer, and Fire), and ladder cards (Regular, Flame, and Hammer)
Trivia[edit]
- Milton Bradley also produced the Donkey Kong board game and jigsaw puzzle. The company produced other Super Mario- and Donkey Kong-themed merchandise since then.
