Orange Nebula

Unsettled® Planet 011: Vo'qorr

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$13.87 $19 In stock

Category: Board Game

Tunnel your way through the labyrinthine caverns of a reality-bending contradiction of simultaneous worlds. This one is all about digging tunnels to connect the environment in weird ways of your making. The tunnels are little cards. If that's not enough to click on the image, well . . . okay, fine, here's more. This "planet" is actually four planets occupying a similar area of space but across four different dimensions. They're phasing in and out of your reality, meaning the environment shifts and changes around you. Can you control this? Kinda, because your weird science is strong, but unexpected twists will definitely occur. Space is hard. Bring space rope.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sophia F. ★★★★★

I’ve played a lot of dungeon-crawlers, but the way tunneling bends two realities at once here is genuinely mind-bending. Connecting caverns across both worlds forces you to plan three moves ahead, and the “a-ha” moment when a tunnel finally links up is so satisfying. Setup takes a bit, but once it c

Daniel ★★★★★

The simultaneous worlds mechanic is genuinely brain-bending in the best way, and I love that my tunnel choices actually reshape how the map connects later. Took one playthrough to click, then we immediately reset and ran it again.

Lily B. ★★★★★

I've played a lot of tile-laying games but the way these tunnels connect and contradict each other genuinely surprised me. Our first game ran long because we kept arguing over whether a path actually looped back on itself, which is exactly the kind of confusion I want from a puzzle like this.