CoraQuest

Love it, My seven year old loves its. Play with 3 adults and one kid. We use some home brew rules, but being based on a ttrpg it feels like this is a fair thing to do to make it right for our table.

This is one of the best kids games I have played but also 100% recommend for adults as well. Four 30 year olds playing this was a blast but also playing this with a 6 year old would be equally the same amount of fun!

My wife, two kids (9 & 7) and I love playing this together. We've played about 5 quests already, even looping their school mates into playing. Everyone has a blast. The kids get a real kick out of me doing all different voices for the characters. The kids and their own thoughts and imagination to what's occurring. We had one quest where my youngest suggested that the cat weapon ripped the Orcs underwear becausehe was farther wrong way, exposing his love heart and sheep underwear... very funny. Would highly recommend this for anyone with young kids.

Cora Quest is absolutely brilliant! I play it with my two kids (7 and 5) and we all really love it. The game is not too hard (but also not too easy). Great atmosphere, randomness of dungeons, the whole lore (quests, heroes, monsters, graphics/drawings, humour). This game is a cooperative game, which is great (my kids at last don't fight during a game ;) ). Superb quality of all elements and also good idea with health trackers. There is not a single thing I would change. Great idea with the web app for creating heroes/monsters. My kids love it, of course :) For me (and my kids) it is 11/10. Thank you Cora and Dan!

This game is a delight. Easy to play, but it still has some challenge to it. It has a fun balance between simple mechanisms and with some slight tension with decisions. Should I attack that ork, or explore the next tile so the spiders don’t come out. Perfect for the hardcore-gamer to play with their LESScore family. And yes, its got some random in it. But its fun random. Dice don’t like me one moment, then love me the next. “No snake bites today, baby!” This game will work great with kid groups too. As a therapist who works with kids and families, I look forward to using this in some therapy groups soon.