Gamewright Qwixx Manual

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QWIXX

THE CARD GAME

RULES OF PLAY

2-5 PLAYERS

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AGES 8+

ENDING THE GAME & SCORING

The game ends after the immediately active player

has crossed out their fourth penalty box (at the

end of the third action) after has or any player

locked a second row on their own sheet (at the

end of the second or third action).

Beneath the four color-rows is a table indicating

how many points are awarded for the total

number of crosses within each row (including

any locks with a cross). Each crossed out penalty

box scores -5 points. Enter your points for

each color-row and the negative points for any

penalties in the appropriate ﬁ elds at the bottom

of your score sheet. The player with the highest

total score is the winner!

JOKER GAME VARIANT

Shuﬄ e the 11 Joker cards together

with the other 44 cards (forming a

new deck of all 55 cards). When a

player plays a Joker card, they get

to choose its color. All other setup

and rules remain the same.

A WORD FROM GAMEWRIGHT

When p1-we ﬁ rst released , p1-we were very Qwixx

excited to share a hidden gem that had

been tucked away at the Essen game fair in

Germany. Flash forward ﬁ ve years later and

Qwixx has rapidly become one of our best-

selling games! Highly-portable and easy to

teach, p1-we ﬁ gured it was time to give fans a little

something new. Inventors Steﬀ en Benndorf

and Reinhard Staupe created this card-based

version, which features simultaneous play, and

only partial information.

Want more score pads? Visit Gamewright.com

A FAST FAMILY CARD GAME

CONTENTS

♦44 double-sided Qwixx cards (1 of each

number, 2-12, in each color)

♦11 multicolored Joker cards (1 of each

number, 2-12)

♦Score pads

OBJECT

Score the most points by crossing out as many

numbers as possible in the four color-rows while

avoiding pen alty points.

SETUP

1. Give each player a score sheet and

something to write with.

2. Remove the 11 multicolored Joker cards

from the deck and put them back in the box.

These cards are only used in the ‘Joker’

variant (see: “Joker Game Variant”).

3. Shuﬄ e the remaining 44 cards. Deal each

player a hand of 4 cards, face-down (i.e.

orange-side up). All players will know the

numbers in each others’ hands, but only you

can see the colors of the cards you hold.

4. Deal an additional 4 cards orange-side up

to the center of the table, to form a tableau,

then stack the remaining cards next to the

tableau as a draw pile.

Before starting the game, it’s important to

understand the one basic rule of Qwixx:

numbers may only be crossed out from left to

right in each of the four color-rows. You do not

have to begin with the numbers furthest to the

left, but if you skip any numbers they cannot be

crossed out afterward.

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Example: In the red row, ﬁ rst the 5 and then the 7 were

crossed out. Therefore, the red 2, 3, 4, and 6 may not

be crossed out later in the game. In the yellow row only

the 11 and 12 may still be crossed out. In the green row

you can only cross out numbers to the right of the 6.

In the blue row you can only cross out right of the 10.

If you’ve played before, a key diﬀ erence in Qwixx

this version is that when a player locks a row, it

is locked for the player who crossed it out. only

Other players may continue to cross out numbers

in this row. ( )See: “Locking a Row” for more.

HOW TO PLAY

Whoever’s birthday is furthest from today starts

as the “active player” and carries out the following

three actions in order, always one after the other:

Example: Alison crosses out the green 2 and after it, the

lock symbol. The green row is locked for Alison only.

1. Draw cards (of your choice) from the 4-card

tableau until you have a hand of 5. (At the

start of the game, this will only be one card.)

2. Replenish the tableau with cards from the

top of the draw pile so that it has four cards

again (making sure no one inadvertently gets

a glimpse of the color side). After replenishing

the tableau, announce the number on the top

of the draw pile. players may then (but All

don’t have to) cross out this number in any

one color-row of their choice.

Note: If the draw pile runs out of cards, shuﬄ e

the discard pile to form a new draw pile.

3. Play at least 1 (but no more than 3) of the ﬁ ve

cards from your hand face-up, revealing the color

side and (optionally) crossing out none, some, or

all of the corresponding box(es). Only Important:

you, as the active player, may do this and you

must always play at least one card, even if you

choose not to cross out any boxes.

Note: If you play more than one card, they all

must be the same color. Additionally, if you

wish to cross out more than one number in that

color-row, you skip more than one box cannot

between the ﬁ rst and last number you cross out.

Example: Carol is the active player and after drawing

from the card tableau has the following hand of ﬁ ve cards:

PENALTIES

If during your turn as the

active player you cannot, or

do not, cross out a number

during either the second or

third action, you must cross

out one of your penalty boxes. Each penalty box is

worth -5 points at the end of the game. (Non-active

players do not take a penalty if they choose not to

cross out a number during the second action.)

Carol may play (and subsequently discard) the green

11, 9, and 8 cards, and cross out all three boxes on the

green color-row. Carol could also opt to play the blue

10 and 3, but would only be able to cross out one or

the other number on the blue color-row, since crossing

out both would skip more than one box between the

ﬁ rst and last number. She could not play the 11, 10,

and 9 cards because they are not all the same color.

Game by: Steﬀ en Benndorf and Reinhard Staupe

Games for the Inﬁ nitely Imaginative

70 Bridge Street, Newton, MA 02458

jester@gamewright.com | 617-924-6006

www.gamewright.com

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LOCKING A ROW

If you wish to cross out the number at the

extreme right end of a color-row (red 12, yellow

12, green 2, blue 2) you must have ﬁ rst crossed

out at least ﬁ ve other numbers in that row. If you

cross out the number on the extreme right of a

row, then also cross out the lock symbol directly

next to it. This indicates that the color-row is now

locked, and you may not cross out numbers

of this color in future rounds. However, other

players may still cross

out numbers in this

color-row.

The cross on the lock counts towards the total

number of crosses marked in that color-row at

the end of the game.

Once you complete your third action, discard

all the cards you played next to the draw pile,

thereby ending your turn. The player to the left

becomes the new active player, and repeats the

same three actions, as described above.

Note: You may look through the discard pile not

during the game.

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Produkt Specifikationer

Mærke:	Gamewright
Kategori:	Brætspil
Model:	Qwixx
Produkttype:	Kortspil
Emballageindhold:	55 cards\n100 score sheets\nRules in Spanish\nRules of Play
Anbefalet alder (min.):	8 År
Legetid (maks.):	15 min.
Maksimalt antal spillere:	5
Minimum antal spillere:	2
Genre:	Indlæring
Foreslået køn:	Ethvert køn
Anbefalet alder:	Voksen & barn
Spil navn:	Qwixx
Familiespil:	Ja
Antal kort:	55 stk
Spilleregler inkluderet:	Ja