Iki is a strategic board game set in the historical context of the Edo period in Japan. Players take on the role of Edokko, the citizens of Edo, and aim to gain prestige through clever trading and recruiting craftsmen and merchants. The game takes place in the vibrant Nihonbashi district, where various merchants set up their stalls and compete for the favor of customers. Players must keep an eye on the needs of the city and its residents to collect the most points, known as Iki. The game spans 13 rounds, representing the first 12 months of the year. The goal is to recruit the best craftsmen and utilize their skills to strengthen one's position in the city and ultimately emerge as the winner.

• Strategic game with a historical background in the Edo period
• Recruitment of craftsmen and merchants to increase prestige
• Playing time between 60 and 120 minutes, suitable for 2 to 4 players
• The goal is to collect the most points (Iki) through clever trading.