Loony Quest
Loony Quest is a drawing game from Libellud, where players try to meet the challenges of a set of world cards in order to obtain gold.
Each world is represented on a card that might contain obstacles, enemies and gold, as well as a special objective to earn bonuses. Each player has a transparent sheet and a dry erase marker and by looking at the world in the centre of the table, they will draw a single line to show a route through the obstacles. When the timer runs out, players take turns to overlay their transparent sheet on the world map and see what points they've gained or what traps have befallen them!
To add some extra chaos to the game, bonus tokens act as attacks that you can make on other players. If someone's too far in the lead you might want to make them draw with their opposite hand or maybe you can add an extra obstacle to their board.
Loony Quest is set in the colourful land of Arkadia, full of zany creatures and crazy traps. It might look like a kids game, but don't be fooled - Loony Quest works for kids families and adults, and the drawing and spatial aspects can be a great leveller for all different age groups.
There are a huge number of maps, set in seven different worlds, in the box, so it's unlikely that you'll ever practice so hard that you become a master of the game, but if you do then there's always which adds extra maps and mechanisms.
Grab a pen and your greatest spatial perception skills and enjoy some fun with Loony Quest!
Player Count: 2-5
Time: 20-30 Minutes
Age: 8+
Loony Quest is a drawing game from Libellud, where players try to meet the challenges of a set of world cards in order to obtain gold.
Each world is represented on a card that might contain obstacles, enemies and gold, as well as a special objective to earn bonuses. Each player has a transparent sheet and a dry erase marker and by looking at the world in the centre of the table, they will draw a single line to show a route through the obstacles. When the timer runs out, players take turns to overlay their transparent sheet on the world map and see what points they've gained or what traps have befallen them!
To add some extra chaos to the game, bonus tokens act as attacks that you can make on other players. If someone's too far in the lead you might want to make them draw with their opposite hand or maybe you can add an extra obstacle to their board.
Loony Quest is set in the colourful land of Arkadia, full of zany creatures and crazy traps. It might look like a kids game, but don't be fooled - Loony Quest works for kids families and adults, and the drawing and spatial aspects can be a great leveller for all different age groups.
There are a huge number of maps, set in seven different worlds, in the box, so it's unlikely that you'll ever practice so hard that you become a master of the game, but if you do then there's always which adds extra maps and mechanisms.
Grab a pen and your greatest spatial perception skills and enjoy some fun with Loony Quest!
Player Count: 2-5
Time: 20-30 Minutes
Age: 8+
Original: $20.40
-65%$20.40
$7.14Description
Loony Quest is a drawing game from Libellud, where players try to meet the challenges of a set of world cards in order to obtain gold.
Each world is represented on a card that might contain obstacles, enemies and gold, as well as a special objective to earn bonuses. Each player has a transparent sheet and a dry erase marker and by looking at the world in the centre of the table, they will draw a single line to show a route through the obstacles. When the timer runs out, players take turns to overlay their transparent sheet on the world map and see what points they've gained or what traps have befallen them!
To add some extra chaos to the game, bonus tokens act as attacks that you can make on other players. If someone's too far in the lead you might want to make them draw with their opposite hand or maybe you can add an extra obstacle to their board.
Loony Quest is set in the colourful land of Arkadia, full of zany creatures and crazy traps. It might look like a kids game, but don't be fooled - Loony Quest works for kids families and adults, and the drawing and spatial aspects can be a great leveller for all different age groups.
There are a huge number of maps, set in seven different worlds, in the box, so it's unlikely that you'll ever practice so hard that you become a master of the game, but if you do then there's always which adds extra maps and mechanisms.
Grab a pen and your greatest spatial perception skills and enjoy some fun with Loony Quest!
Player Count: 2-5
Time: 20-30 Minutes
Age: 8+
