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7.8
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BGG
Our Verdict
If you love cooperative games or a good 1v1 showdown, Kobbbrix is a blast. It's the classic snake game on sci-fi steroids!
Highlights
- Simple and addictive mechanics
- Fun sci-fi theme
- Great for young players and families
- Co-op and competitive modes
Keep in mind
- May feel repetitive after many plays
- Challenge level limited for veterans
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In Kobbbrix, you take control of robotic space snakes in a desert world, where the mission is to devour dimensional energy vortices to survive. The game offers a modern twist on the classic snake game, with a cooperative or competitive touch. From 1 to 4 players can work together to strategically place tiles, avoiding collisions and creating powerful combinations. With three difficulty levels, the challenge increases as the game progresses, requiring more coordination and planning. And if you prefer a fiercer competition, the versus mode allows for a 1-on-1 duel where the goal is to collect more energy than your opponent. Kobbbrix is perfect for families and young players, with simple yet engaging mechanics and a captivating science fiction theme.
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Publisher
Adoleta Jogos
Designer
Moisés Pacheco de Souza
Artist
Nordan Manz
How many players can play Kobbbrix?
1 to 4 players in cooperative mode and 2 in versus mode.
How long does a game usually last?
About 30 minutes, regardless of player count.
Is Kobbbrix hard to learn?
Not at all! The rules are simple and the game has three difficulty levels to suit everyone.
Does it take up a lot of table space?
The board is compact, so it fits almost anywhere.
Is it good for kids?
Yes! The theme and mechanics are perfect for young players.
Is there much text in the game?
Barely any! It's easy to play even if you can't read.