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First and foremost, Cube Quest is a game of dexterity where your flicking powers reign supreme. But this two-player game also involves a fair amount of strategy, so your fingers will have to enlist the help of your frontal cortex. The object of the game is to flick your opponent's King off the board using your army of cubes. Each cube type has special powers: Grunts are great at defense, Strikers and Skulks are strong on the attack, Healers can revive your forces and Freezers prevent enemy cubes from being used. Just position your cubes, sound the trumpets and let the flicking war begin.
Brain Health Expert Says:
"Refine your cube-flicking skills with the help of the cerebellum, and then use strategy to outwit your opponent."
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2 - 4 players
20 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes
About Cube Quest, from BoardGameGeek:
Cube Quest is a dexterity game in which lightweight hollow cubic dice are flicked across custom rubber mats. Cubes that leave the mats are defeated. Play alternates until someone wins by defeating the enemy king. Cubes also risk defeat in enemy territory; if they land "shadow" side up, they have been captured and must be rolled, like dice, to determine whether they escape.
The cubes have different strengths and special abilities, such as taking extra flicks, immobilizing enemy cubes, reviving lost cubes, and hiding before strategic re-positioning.
The game allows for custom army building using a simple point system. Pre-battle setup involves a tactical selection of cubes worth a total of 40 points maximum to fight alongside their king. Each player also chooses how to position their cubes, creating individual attack and defense formations and structures!
Designers
Oliver Sibthorpe, Gary Sibthorpe
Artists
Katharina Fuchs, Jonathan Kirtz, Paul Mafayon, Andreas Resch