Bravest Warriors Co-operative Dice Game

Cryptozoic Entertainment · Board game · 2014
1–6 · best 1 Solo 30 min Weight 1.3/5
5.6 rating Ludopedia
5.3 rating BGG
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5.6 rating Ludopedia
5.3 rating BGG
Our Verdict
FOR GENRE FANS

If you enjoy cooperative games with dice rolling and variable powers, and you're a fan of animated shows, this game is a must-try! It's a quick and thematic adventure with friends.

Highlights
  • Fun and thematic co-op
  • Unique character powers
  • Dice rolling with a twist
  • Great for series fans
Keep in mind
  • Strong thematic reliance
  • Dice luck is a factor
  • Too simple rules?
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About the game

What you do in a play session

Get ready for an intergalactic adventure in 3085 with Bravest Warriors Co-operative Dice Game! In this game, you and your friends become part of the universe's wackiest teenage hero team, traveling through the cosmos to rescue adorable aliens and their planets from cosmic threats. Each player takes on the role of one of the Bravest Warriors or one of their pals, joining forces to face the challenges that arise in the form of Events and Encounters, directly inspired by the show's episodes.

To overcome Encounters, you'll need specific symbols, which appear on the game's twelve custom dice. The crew divides the dice among themselves, and each player rolls their own, but the magic happens when all rolled dice are pooled together on a common table. From there, the team decides together how to best use these results. If luck isn't on your side and the needed symbols don't appear, don't despair! Portal cards, like those seen in the "Sugarbellies" episode, and each character's unique special abilities can be the key to salvation. There are portals that convert results, others that allow re-rolling dice, and some that even share dice among players. Teamwork is essential!

But beware, the universe isn't an easy place. Failing a challenge can bring calamities to the team, and accumulating five failed Encounters means defeat. Running out of Portal cards or seeing too many warriors get knocked out also leads to loss. Victory comes from accumulating enough Victory Points or overcoming all planned Events. The difficulty can be adjusted, making the game accessible to both newcomers and veterans looking for a lighter or standard challenge.

Best player count

BGG community vote

1–6 players
1 BEST
2 REC
3 BEST
4 REC
5 OK
6 OK

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Publisher Cryptozoic Entertainment
Designer Matt Hyra

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers before you buy

6 questions
How many players can participate?
The game is for 1 to 6 players. You can play solo or with a large group!
How long does a game session last?
Games are quick, usually around 30 minutes.
Is this game difficult to learn?
No, the complexity is quite low (weight 1.28 out of 5 on BGG), ideal for beginners or those who want something lighter.
Does the game involve a lot of luck?
Yes, dice rolling is an important factor, but character abilities and portal cards help mitigate luck.
Do I need to know English to play?
No, the game itself doesn't have text on the main components, and the rules are easy to understand.
Is it a good game for someone who doesn't know the show?
It's more appreciated by those who know the series, but the rules are accessible and the sci-fi theme might still appeal.

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