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.

MSRP: $134.99 USD 1-5 players (solo play requires the free HeroQuest companion app) Ages 14+ Contents Quest book w/ 14 new quests 65+ miniatures (31 monsters, 4 heroes, 15 furniture pieces, 19 ...

When the HeroQuest reboot was announced in 2020, fans were hyped to revisit the original hit dungeon crawling board game first released in 1989. The product that came to market a year later was a ...

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, but it's a great on ...

HeroQuest: Jungles of Delthrak will release September 1 but you can pre-order it for $44.99 now. So, if you fancy battling monstrous apes and giant spiders in the jungles of World’s Edge, you ...

Hasbro is running its HeroQuest crowdfunding campaign on its own proprietary platform called HasLab, and it's seeking $1 million USD (£785,160) to produce a new, revised edition of the renowned ...

HeroQuest, the classic board game, is getting a deluxe re-release. The revised version of the original, first published in 1989, is now up for pre-order on Hasbro’s own crowdfunding platform.

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 I got for Christmas 30 years ago was sold in supermarkets alongside Scrabble, and cost much less than it goes for on eBay these days. (Supposedly the reason Milton Bradley stopped ...

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.