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Take Your Kids on a Dungeon Crawl, With CoraQuest
Being a proactive fellow, I've been on the hunt for a dungeon crawler I can eventually play with my daughter. She's only two at the moment, and I don't fancy waiting another ten years, so I'd been Googling "dungeon crawlers for kids". I'll admit it was a somewhat half-hearted search, but it didn't throw up anything that caught my attention. Anyway, it turns out that all I needed to do was attend this year's Tabletop Scotland to find what I was after. I hadn't been through the doors two minutes when I spotted a lovely wee game called CoraQuest. I had a chat with the nice chap from Bright Eye Games, got shown the basics, and did the old "take my money" routine. When I got a look in the box that evening, I learned more about the game's origins, and it turns out there's a heartwarming tale of a Dad (Dan) and daughter (Cora) creating it as a lockdown-era project in 2020. Anyway, the next natural step in this sequence of events was, of course, to have a chat about it on the podcast. In this episode, you'll hear from CoraQuest co-creator Dan about the game's background, how it plays, and the media frenzy that followed its release!LinksCoraQuest on Amazon (affiliate link)CoraQuest official websiteBright Eye Games