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Quarriors! dice building without all those pesky dice on your iPad

If you have ever dreamed of playing Quarriors! on your morning commute but hate having to pick up spilled dice from underneath your seat, Wizkids/NECA have you covered. The award winning family game is coming soon to an iPad near you.

“The iPad version will be more accessible and reach a whole new audience while still being the fun and outstanding game current players love,” said Justin Ziran, president of WizKids.Features include:

  • Full and faithful transliteration of the original dice building board game Quarriors! by Mike Elliot and Eric M. Lang.
  • Single player and up to 4 player Multi-player and Pass-n-play modes.
  • Full tutorial included.
  • Automatic scoring and rules enforcement.
  • Challenging strategic gameplay.
  • Immersive sounds, art and engaging special effects bring the tabletop game to life!
  • Compatible with iPad (2nd Generation), iPad (3rd Generation), iPad (4th Generation) and iPad Mini running iOS 5.1 or greater.

Although the tablet can’t replicate the tactile pleasure of rolling actual dice on a tabletop, the iPad version of Quarriors! promises to bring the game to locations where the physical version would be impractical. Look for Quarriors! this November.

Rob Gardiner is the sole survivor of a doomed planet, where children are raised on Monopoly and Clue, and teenagers are forced to play Trivial Pursuit and Pictionary in zero gravity. That all changed on that fateful day in 2009 when he was bitten by a radioactive spider AND introduced to Settlers of Catan, on the same day! Catan opened the door to designer board games, but DOMINION is the one that grabbed him by the lapels, dragged him through the door, and barricaded it shut behind him. THERE WAS NO TURNING BACK. In his secret identity as a mild mannered admin specialist, Rob dances the lindy hop, cooks like an Italian grandma, and volunteers at ALL the best Seattle events. He doesn't know how many flavors of ice cream he has made, because he stopped counting when he hit 150. Children and small animals trust him. He insists that he is a connoisseur of fine chocolate, but he is NOT a snob.

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