Thursday, 28 April 2016

Loony Quest Family Board Game Giveaway (age 8+)

We love Loony Quest, it's a really funny board game that is great for anyone aged 8+ in the family to play, and everyone has a chance of winning. Our household has really enjoyed playing it and so I'm delighted that Esdevium Games have offered a copy to give away to one of my readers.


Loony Quest plays in a similar way to a platform video game - players progress through levels, beating bosses, collecting bonuses and avoiding obstacles as they travel. The aim of the game is to stay alive and be the first to the finish.


Loony Quest can be played with 2-5 players, and you don't need to be a video game fan to enjoy it, but it probably helps and certainly makes it more amusing. Game play is pretty simple, and I've talked about it more in my Loony Quest review post.


Loony Quest is a really different sort of board game, and it does take some of the most fun aspects of platform video games and translates them really well into a board game using a series of cards, transparent plastic 'screens' and bonus/forfeit tokens.

The forfeits are very simple and very clever, and some of the drawings on the screens are hilarious enough even before you see how many points they did or didn't score for the person who drew them.

Loony Quest is made by Libellud, distributed by Esdevium Games and available to buy now from all good games stockists instore and online, with a recommended retail price of £19.99. To find your nearest stockist see the Store Locator.

I'm really happy to be able to offer a copy of Loony Quest as a giveaway prize for one of my readers. Entry to the giveaway is by Gleam form below, it is open to UK entries only and the giveaway will end at midnight Sunday 29th May.

For help with Gleam or to enter my other giveaways, please see my giveaways page...

Loony Quest Family Board Game Giveaway (age 8+)


63 comments:

  1. Well I just asked my eldest daughter and she said you would call her game 'Daisy Go Fetch' and Daisy the Dog would be the super hero dog as she would be on a quest to find all her pals stolen bones!

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  2. Dino Detective and the hero would be a large hippo

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  3. It would be called Banshee and my hero would be my daughter, she does a great impression of one ;)

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  4. I would have a street pigeon as the hero and call it Feather Flies to the Rescue.

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  5. I would invent a princess monopoly game

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  6. A game and hero called Houdini Hamster the great escape hammy.

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  7. I call my game dancing music supremo and the hero would be superstar leah my neice
    Either mime or dance different themes to songs it would be hilarious

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  8. They say, a game where you have to find food before the dog grabs it, basically what I do every time I walk the dog! They said it should be called Beat the Beagle!

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  9. Bacon Battle, would be Sir Pigsy

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  10. it would be a board game based on Greek Mythology, something like escape the labrynth, hero would be perseus

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  11. Sleepy Mum, the hero would be the Mum who finally gets all of the children to sleep

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  12. Ole my dog would be the Secret whisperer he often barks silently and would make a great spy lol

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  13. Thanks! It'd be called Pigs attack and there'd be a hero pig with a cute viking helmet!

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  14. Spy game where you have to track down the hero named Demetra!

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  15. Garvey-a dinosaur type game named gravysaurus with the hero named trex!

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  16. It would be called Dog Rescue and the hero would be Lizzie the Terrier

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  17. I'd call it Bones - you'd be a little dog trying to remember where he's buried his bone... :)

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  18. Would love to play this with my little ones.

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  19. Polly will be a pirate game with a parrot on a quest

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  20. I'd call my game 'Who Stole The Dice?' and I'd be the hero because I always end up discovering who it was ;)

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  21. I would love to create a fun yet educational game, probably rabbit related considering we have a few bunnies ourselves. Titch a little Netherland dwarf would be the hero.

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  22. It would ne digger related as my son loves diggers. Maybe I could call it Digger Dan to the rescue

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  23. I dont really have a super imagination ! id create something to do with bee and plants no idea what id call it though !

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  24. IT would be Attenborough world my hero David Attenborough

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  25. I have doodle quest and love it as a family game, this one could be family or game night!

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  26. I'd invent a cake-baking board game and my hero would be called Bad 'Burnt Cake' Bob!

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  27. I've been dying to try this!!!

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  28. Rover, with a lost dog trying to find his way home.

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  29. I'd call it jump and have plenty of characters that needed silencing, like David Cameron and George Osbourne lol!!!

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  30. Pram push and the hero would be the top mummy!

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  31. Peter Rabbitt, and he would have to collect radishes x

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  32. A random game about making it in the music world. Where you go round the board and have to do various tasks and then you pick a card which tells you whether the "judges" (on the cards) thought you were good or on and what happens next. If you are good you get to go through to the next round and the ones that don't have to leave the game. Obviously the more there would be more "cards" saying you are good than not. :) Sounds complicated.

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  33. It'd be a game of tidying up, where the heros are the parents bravely battling against the kids who are rampaging around the house making a mess everywhere.

    But nah, that doesn't sound realistic at all, does it? ;-)

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  34. it would be a tidy your room game with mum as the villain x

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  35. I'd create some sort of game based on. A car engine to teach about it and call it motor madness

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  36. Awesome!!! Thanks for the giveaway!! My son would love this!!!

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  37. My game would be a natural food-based game for young children, based around where food comes from - yoghurts - dairy; chips - potatoes etc. It would be called Yummy in my Tummy and the hero would be the farmer, called Sam (female).

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  38. Chicks with Guns!
    Chicken Little

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  39. I hope i could get this one :)

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  40. ship in a bottle - captain one eye

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  41. Name: From Earth to Mars
    Hero: Arnold Schwarzenegger

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  42. i would call it doodle bug insect drawing gme

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  43. I would call it maniacs and it is about kids sneaking out of bed, completing challenges, and sneaking back in before being caught.

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  44. Flower Forest - Princess Petal

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  45. Would have to be something to do with rollercoasters or theme park rides as my son is obsessed with them and he would be the hero running it

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  46. It would be Mattman - my youngest son

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  47. Undersea world starring all deep sea creatures main one being Sammy the stingray

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  48. I'd make one based on cats - it would be called the great kitty escape

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  49. Looks like a really fun game for the kids. Even if I don't win the giveaway I'll look into picking up a copy.

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  50. Save the animals and my daughter would be the hero.

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  51. My son says he'd call it Hide & Seek and his hero would be Finley!

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  52. Protect the Tree house! My daughter would be the hero!

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  53. I'd call it 'Lola Loves' and make it a game about the life and loves of my little dog Lola

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  54. Safari , hero would be a matriarch elephant called Saba

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  55. The messy house, the game would involve the players putting away the correct items in the correct room etc

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