# Quests Over Coffee: Danger Room

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 2023
- **BGG Rating**: —
- **BGG Rank**: —
- **Players**: 1
- **Duration**: —
- **Weight**: —
- **Designers**: Alexander Shen
- **Artists**: Alexander Shen
- **Publishers**: (Web published)
- **Categories**: Dice, Print & Play
- **Mechanics**: Dice Rolling

## Verdict
If you enjoy a fast solo challenge and have a few dice nearby, Danger Room’s speed will win you over.Quick, fun strategyZero setup, just printHigh replay valueDice luck mattersLimited time can feel tightHIGHLY RECOMMENDED

## Description
Quests Over Coffee: Danger Room is a solo print‑and‑play game that comes on a single sheet ready to print. All you need besides the page are three six‑sided dice (3d6) and three distinct tokens – one for the player, one for time, and one for score. The core mechanic revolves around rolling 3d6; after each roll you assign the results to the three "points" you control, deciding how far you move, how much time remains, and how many points you earn. The printed board is dotted with spaces that award points when you manage to land on them within the current turn. Because time is limited, each decision on where to place the dice values matters: putting a 6 on the time marker can extend your window, but may sacrifice valuable points. The goal is to maximize your score before the clock runs out, experimenting with different strategies each game. A typical playthrough lasts between 15 and 30 minutes, depending on how quickly you master the allocation of dice values. Being a pure solo experience, it’s perfect for a quick challenge between commitments or for players who enjoy making decisions under pressure. The minimalist design, paired with the subtle humor of the Quests Over Coffee series, ensures the experience is light yet engaging enough to replay, testing new dice‑placement combos. If you have a pair of dice handy and enjoy games that blend luck with rapid planning, this title might become your new coffee‑break session.

## FAQ
### How many players can play?
It’s a solo‑only game, designed for a single player.

### How long does a game take?
Typically 15–30 minutes, depending on how quickly you master the dice allocation.

### Do I need to buy extra components?
Only three six‑sided dice and three distinct tokens (you can use coins or small pieces).

### Do I have to print anything?
Yes, you need to print the single sheet that contains the board and rules before playing.

### What’s the complexity level?
Light to moderate – rules are simple, but deciding where to place dice values requires quick thinking.

### Can kids play it?
Suitable for ages 10+, with a bit of guidance on time and scoring management.

### Are there expansions?
No official expansions yet; the game is complete as released.