Q-Turn

Q-Turn

Andrew Looney (1999)

5.5
BGG Rating 165 votes
2-4 players 20 min 8+
Complexity Light — 1.2/5
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Q-Turn is a fast and unpredictable little game played on a dynamic board made up of 16 wooden nickels. The game is packaged very efficiently, in a small clear plastic tube, along with a rules sheet and four small flat tokens. Q-Turn is thus highly portable, and can be played on any flat surface, from the lunch counter to an airline tray table. The game is played by randomizing the disks and placing them face down on the table in a 4x4 pattern. Tokens are placed at the corners, with the goal being to move your token to the opposite corner and back again before your opponents. As the tokens move across the board, disks are flipped over, revealing arrows that indicate which way a token may move next. Each type of disk allows a different special action, rotating one or all of the disks a quarter turn, thus changing the available paths across the board. A quarter-turn here, and a quarter-turn there, and soon everyone may be headed off in the wrong direction! Microbadge Buy It

Publisher Looney Labs Artist Alison Frane
No necessary in-game text

BGG Community Intel

5.5

Weighted Avg

165

Ratings

267

Owned

36

Wishlisted

Std Dev: 1.56 Wanting: 7 Trading: 12
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