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Tokaido on iOS matching lowest price ever at $2 (Reg. up to $6)

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Tokaido on iOS is now matching its lowest price ever at $1.99. The mobile adaption of the popular board game regularly goes for between $3 and $6 on the App Store. This is the lowest price we have tracked in 2018.  It has amassed a 4+ star rating from over 200 gamers.

iOS Universal: Tokaido: $2 (Reg. $3+)

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Tokaido:

You are a traveler, in the heart of ancient Japan, walking the legendary East Sea road from Kyoto to Edo, trying to make the trek as fulfilling as possible. Discover the most magnificent landscapes, taste numerous culinary specialties, acquire rare and precious souvenirs, bathe in hot springs, visit the temples, and meet other travelers…. Tokaido is a rite of passage for the heart, walking in serenity and contemplation.

But do not be fooled by the peaceful appearance of the voyage, because you will have to demonstrate stronger strategy than your opponents if you want to win!

Whether you sneak along as a messenger, a geisha, or even a ronin, you must discover as many hidden marvels as you can along the road, so your journey is the most satisfying of all!

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices