Whenever you complete a line of all 6 colours or shapes, this is a Qwirkle! A Qwirkle scores 12 points, six for the tiles in the lines and six bonus points! You’ll be aiming for as many Qwirkles as possible to score big.ģ. A single tile can score two points if it is part of two lines. One point is scored for each tile in a line that you create or add to. You can play multiple tiles on your turn as long as all tiles played are the same colour or the same shape and are placed in the same line. On your turn, you complete three actions: Quick to learn and quick to play, Qwirkle is a must-have for your next family game night. It’s like Scrabble, but with shapes and colours. If you love tile laying games, you’ll love Qwirkle. Match colours and shapes in a row or column to score points! It is possible for the game to end in a draw.Mix, match, score and win! A simple game of quick thinking and tactical manoeuvres. When the last card is drawn from the draw pile, all the players (including the one who drew the last card) have one last turn.Īfter that turn, the player with the most Qwirkles is the winner. The player then plays their turn as normal. If no plays can be found, then the player draws 9 new cards from the draw pile, and shuffles their old cards back into the deck. If another player can find a combination that can be played, then the player must make this play, even if they do not like it.
Should the rare situation arise that a player cannot play any cards, then they must show their hand to the other players. for this reason, it may be helpful to stack completed Qwirkles face up, and overlapping, so that all cards in the stack can be seen by all players. Players can at any time check which cards are already out of play in completed Qwirkles, including those of other players. These should be stacked in separate piles so that all the players can see how many Qwirkles each other has. The player takes these 6 cards and stacks them in front of themselves. QwirklesĪt the point a player completes a row of 6 cards, they have formed a Qwirkle. You can also rearrange the cards on the table in any way you like, provided that at the end of your turn all the rows are valid combinations of at least 3 cards. You can play different cards into different rows all in one turn. In order to have a better overview, you can position the cards so that rows of cards that share symbols are in one place, while rows which share colors are in another. For example, you cannot have 2 yellow cards in a row of squares. In any row of the same shape, all the colors must be different. For example, you cannot have 2 squares in a row of yellow cards. In any row of the same color, all the shapes must be different. In rearranging rows on the table, the player must ensure that every row remaining on the table at the end of their turn is valid. In this case, the player must add at least 1 card from their hand. To start a new row, a player must play at least 3 cards sharing an identical characteristic, or take cards from other rows already in play. A row cannot have 2 identical cards in it - for example you cannot have 2 blue diamonds in the same row.
All the cards on the table can also be rearranged in order to help play cards.Ī row consists of a minimum of 3 cards either of the same symbol, or the same color. On their turn a player can start a new row, or add cards to the existing rows on the table. Game PlayĮach turn the player plays as many cards as possible form their hand, then replaces any cards played with new cards from the draw pile.Įach turn the player must play at least 1 card (but see rules below on what to do if a player cannot play). If no-one is able to make the first move, all the cards are returned to the deck, reshuffled then dealt out again. The game then proceeds clockwise around the table. If there is a tie, the youngest player goes first. The player with the longest row of such cards (minimum 3) places this row of cards in the center of the table as their first go (for example, 3 red cards with different symbols). Place the rest of the cards face down in the middle of the table, to form the draw pile.Īt the start, all players pick up and look at their cards, looking for a row of the same color or symbol. The one who succeeds in forming the most Qwirkles wins the game.
The same symbol, but of different colors.The same color but different symbols, OR.
#QWIRKLE RULES DOUBLE QWIRKLE SERIES#
Players try to form as many Qwirkles as possible with their cards.Ī qwirkle is a series of 6 cards which are:
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