Boardquest: Tales of Liria

An accomplished game, thought through to the last smallest detail. Very well done and congratulations to the team!

Played the video game and the board game on TTS. Asymetric factions, fast paced Gameplay and a good portion of unexpected turns.

Standees are fine but really would like to see it with all minis.

Tried the video game, seems fun.

This is a really fun and incredibly intuitive game worth your time. I was told that some people have said that it reminds them of the food old Warcraft game(s), which I definitely can relate to myself. Looking forward to the release, where I will definitely pick up an actual copy for myself too!

A fantastic area control mixed in with skirmish style war game. The unique map creation each game will keep things interesting for a long time, as does the different equipment available for your warriors to tip the scales in your favour is nice.

With the each boasting different powers and a unique deck of spells I had fun trying out the different races and look forward to seeing the miniatures.

Setup takes some time but the sheer replayability of that makes it ok for me.

Overall I'm excited to see the future of this game and the endless possibilities that expansions could provide.

it sucks :(((

I have been lucky enough to play the beta board and video game, as far as I know anyone can download the beta video game. Anyone who has an interest in D20 TTRPG will immediately understand the mechanisms and rules. At it's heart it is a PvP fantasy combat game, the different faction ensure a lot of replicability. Setup is simple and a random board layout means no two games are the same. Am looking forward to the release of the physical board game.

A clever remix of the classic RPGs from the 90s-00s, think Warcraft 3, HOMM3, DnD, with a modern touch. What I think makes the game very unique is the elements traditionally reserved for videogames that the designer has elegantly woven into the game mechanics.

The game play is both tactical and strategic. Each faction plays differently and there is a decent learning curve which I really enjoyed. The battle system takes a while to wrap your head around if like me you don't come from a DnD background, but friends used to DnD seemed to have picked it up immediately.

Played a prototype copy made available by the publisher in a boardgame cafe meetup. Great looks too, very vibrant (videogame-y) colors with an underlying dark theme. Sample miniatures looked gorgeous. Will definitely get my copy once Kickstarter launches as really keen to play again.