Brett im Check: Boktor Preview

Hey, hey, hey and hello. A very good day, evening, night, afternoon, morning, whenever you tune in, it's great that you're tuning in, when it's time again to check out the board with a prototype preview from a crowdfunding campaign. Today on Gamefound, it goes live, and that's Bockor. Bocktor, what is Bockor? The name sounds strange.

Read it on the Gamefound website; it 's a running gag from the creators, which is where the name Bockdor came from. But the name is much more important than the name itself. What exactly is Boktor, and what sounds like a bad cough in lousy weather? Um, it's a game, specifically a dungeon crawler, and a dungeon crawler

that isn't aimed at the hardcore target audience, or perhaps at the hardcore target audience, but not at the hardcore players among dungeon crawlers. So, Becky from the niche, greetings to you, is also out of here, because it is a dungeon crawler, which is supposed to be a kind of gateway dungeon crawler. If you say you've played through

Karack with your kids and say Kak 1 was great, but Karak 2 wasn't so much better because it unfortunately goes in a different direction, and you say you'd really like to play a dungeon crawler with your kids or at a family level, one that above all has the strength of being explained in really 5

minutes, then you should definitely check out Bockdor. First off, the game: I have the English version here, but it will also be available in German during the Gamef campaign , which is very important, especially if you say you might want to play it with kids. I would say it's for kids aged 6 to 10, depending on

how experienced your kids are. If, for example, you've already played Karak ten times with your five-year-old, and your son can easily slap the dragon away as he walks by, then you can certainly play Bockdor with him too. We'll switch to the table in a moment. Let me give you a rough overview of how it all