Quodd Heroes

Wonderment Games · Board game · 2019
1–6 · best 4 Solo 30–90 min Weight 3.2/5
8.5 rating Ludopedia
7.0 rating BGG
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8.5 rating Ludopedia
7.0 rating BGG
Our Verdict

If you love dynamic, highly interactive games, Quodd Heroes is a blast. It's chaotic, strategic, and fun like few others!

Highlights
  • Innovative movement mechanic
  • Varied modular boards
  • Multiple game modes
  • Intense player interaction
Keep in mind
  • Can be too chaotic for some
  • Language-dependent (needs translation)
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About the game
Quodd Heroes is a blast of fun in board game form, blending adventure, strategy, and a bit of controlled chaos. Picture a crossover between Super Smash Bros., Mario Kart, and The Legend of Zelda, but on a modular board full of surprises. Each game is unique, with varied scenarios ranging from crazy races to cooperative or competitive missions to uncover hidden secrets. The standout feature here is the movement of the cube-shaped heroes: you roll your character like a die, and the face that lands up determines how it moves—be it a jump, a slide, or even a speedy dash! The board is packed with obstacles like rivers, moving platforms, and teleporters, and you can use cards to boost your abilities or mess with your opponents. With solo, cooperative, and competitive modes, Quodd Heroes offers a dynamic and highly interactive experience, perfect for those who love games that mix strategy with a dash of unpredictability.
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In English

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Publisher Wonderment Games
Designer Ryan Iler
Artist Kamila Szutenburg, Ryan Iler
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can play?
1 to 6 players, with solo, cooperative, and competitive modes.
How long does a game usually take?
Between 30 and 90 minutes, depending on the scenario and number of players.
Is it hard to learn?
It has a moderate learning curve, but the mechanics become intuitive after a few rounds.
Does it need translation to be played?
Yes, the game has a lot of text and requires a full translation for comfortable play.
Are there expansions or extra scenarios?
The game includes several scenarios, but there are no official expansions at the moment.
Is it good for kids?
Kids aged 10 and up can enjoy it, but the game has enough complexity for adults too.