LEGO® Kokoriko

Description

A game you build first

The Games range combines building and playing: you assemble the game from bricks first and then play with it. Kokoriko fits that concept and contains 115 pieces. What stands out is that there are only 18 different elements. The set is therefore made up of many identical bricks and goes together quickly and clearly. For a round with family or friends that is practical, because nobody has to wait long for the setup to be finished.

White, yellow, red and black

The main colours are White, Yellow, Red and Black. Together they form a high-contrast, very clear palette that is easy to read on a table. Black and white give structure, while yellow and red add a lively look. The parts list on this page shows the quantities per colour, which helps if you want to reuse the bricks for other projects later on. Larger numbers of identical bricks are often in demand in collections.

Play without minifigures

There are no minifigures here; the appeal lies in the game itself. That suits adults spending an evening with board games who like putting something self-built on the table, as well as children who enjoy shaping a game themselves. Because the pieces are simple, you can change the playing area after building, invent new rules or work the material into ideas of your own. That makes the set more versatile than it looks at first glance.

Building on after the game

Once the game has had its day, you are left with a practical pile of simple bricks in four common colours. The “What can I build?” tool on Bricoria shows which models you could make from them in combination with the rest of your collection. And if you still own the set, the parts list helps you recognise the few different shapes and count how many of each kind you have in your box.

FAQ

How many pieces does Kokoriko have?

The set has 115 pieces, but only 18 different ones. No minifigures are included.

Which theme does the set belong to?

It belongs to the Games theme, released in 2012, where games are built from bricks and then played together.

Can I use the bricks differently?

Yes, the four main colours fit many collections. The parts list shows how many bricks you have of each kind.