K League to enjoy board game!...Burumabul K-League Edition and Doble K-League Board Game Launched 2 Types
Jul 23, 2025
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On the 25th of this month, the Federation announced that it will release two board games: 'Burumabul K League Edition' and 'Dobble K League'. Burumabul and Doble are popular board games with more than 20 million cumulative sales worldwide, respectively. The two games to be released this time will be sold at the K League-Zootopia pop-up store' held at Hyundai Department Store The Hyundai Seoul.
First of all, 'Burumabul K League Edition" is a board game that selects the desired mascot among all 26 K-League clubs, uses it as a game horse, and acquires and grows the team that supports it. The game has increased immersion by adding soccer-related elements such as winning trophies, points tokens, and penalties, and you can also feel the fun of strengthening your team's power by using player cards. In addition, the certificate of the first edition is enclosed in the 'Burumabul K League Edition' sold this time, adding to the value of the collection.
In particular, the federation has held a 'K League on the Road' event at K League stadiums nationwide since the end of May ahead of the launch of 'Burumabul K League Edition'. The event using the "Burumabul K-League Edition" was well received for its new K-League content that enriched fans' intuitive experiences and connected reality with board games.
Another board game, 'Dobble K League', is a card game characterized by simple rules and rapid development, and the cards contain a variety of images symbolizing the K League, including the emblem of all K-League clubs, mascots, winning trophies, soccer balls, and red cards. Fans participating in the game can enjoy five mini-games that compete for quickness, such as quickly finding the same picture using the doble card.
An official from the federation said "We hope that this board game launch will make it easy and fun for any soccer fan to enjoy the K-League outside the stadium." We will continue to expand our contact with fans in various ways and try to make more people familiar with the K-League."
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
