HeroQuest: First Light exists to get new kids into that roleplayer pipeline. While Avalon Hill has already rereleased a bunch of HeroQuest's expansions and added some brand new ones, First Light ...

HeroQuest Prophecy of Telor Quest Pack ($33.99): “Players traverse through 13 quests to reveal the secrets surrounding the Talisman of Lore and the prophecy of Telor.

HeroQuest remains a classic in the board gaming hobby, and its future looks bright. For more, check out our picks for the best escape room board games, as well as the best board games for teens.

HeroQuest is accessible and easy to play but has enough meat on the bone to avoid becoming dull after a session or two. It's not as empowering as the competition, of course, ...

HeroQuest: First Light reinvents the classic dungeon crawler. Stephen Baker on reimagining the board game’s opening scenes after more than 30 years. by Charlie Hall. Feb 4, 2025, 4:00 PM UTC ...

HeroQuest’s next Quest Pack, Jungles of Delthrak contains 16 exciting quests set in sense trap-filled jungles, which are only further enriched by the expansion’s choose-your-own-adventure ...

HeroQuest was a board game developed by Milton Bradley and Games Workshop in the 1980s that introduced kids to the concept of rolling dice to make miniature plastic monsters fight each other.

HeroQuest was created in 1989 in a partnership between Milton Bradley and Games Workshop. Play mirrored that of a tabletop RPG in that the majority of players played heroes working against a ...

The HeroQuest Quest Pack The Crypt of Perpetual Darkness will release on July 15th. However, gamers who absolutely have to secure their copy can grab it on Amazon starting at 10 AM EDT on May 29th.

I played HeroQuest by myself for hours when I was a kid, but it's a lot easier with an app keeping track of things. I thought I'd encountered a bug because a skeleton didn't attack, ...

HeroQuest transforming from a gateway to Warhammer and D&D to become more like GloomHaven—but simple enough you can still play it while three beers deep—was probably inevitable.