Overall Qwixx is a great game for a relaxed night, or to cool down after a long board game has been played. It is perfect for the holidays when an older aunt drops by who has never played anything except monopoly or when you want to play a new game with children that can keep everyone engaged.

The active player (player who's turn it is) will roll all six dice. The active player will announce the total amount on the two white dice. All players in the game have the choice to cross off the announced number, if wanted, on any line of their score sheet. Players are not required to cross off a number at this time. The non-active players can cross a number matching the combined white dice amount, if wanted, but are not required to. The active player has the option first of crossing out the combined white number, then crossing out a matching number to the combination of one white dice with one color dice. The active player can cross out both numbers, or just one number.Each player is given a score sheet and something to write with. Players will take turns rolling one dice, the first player to roll a 6 will take the first turn in the game. Objective The game ends immediately when either a player crosses out their fourth penalty box, or two dice have been removed from the game. Scoring Next, the active player will get to combine one of the white dice with one colored dice to cross off the matching number in the color line that matches the color dice being used. Only the active player gets to cross off a number using the color dice. Sorry, for now we are not offering deliveries outside the UK as the delivery charges are astronomical. If there's something you can't find elsewhere, we may be able to do a custom quote for you. Please get in touch.

Thus a player must choose wisely how many numbers they skip when crossing out so they don’t force themselves into a misthrow, whilst at the same time making sure to accumulate as many crosses as possible in the game. The object of the game is to score points. Points are scored based on how many numbers you cross out in each colored row during game play. Numbers will get crossed out based on the dice rolled throughout game play. If the active player cannot (or chooses not to) cross out either number, a penalty is taken. The penalty is marked by crossing out one of the penalty boxes on the score sheet.

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Players must cross out numbers from left to right in each of the rows. You do not have to cross out the number farthest to the left, but if you skip any numbers, they can no longer be crossed out in the game. Game Play