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Qwirkle Luxe box — abstract matching board game by MindWare for 2-4 players ages 6+
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2-4
45'
6

Qwirkle Luxe

Qwirkle Luxe is the abstract matching game where fun lies in elegant simplicity. Place colored tiles aligning identical shapes or colors, avoid duplicates and score points. Perfect for families, blending strategy with chance. No board required — pure pattern-matching gameplay where whoever scores the most wins.

A board game by Susan McKinley Ross
Publisher: MindWare
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Qwirkle Luxe is the deluxe edition of Qwirkle, the award-winning abstract pattern-matching game for shapes and colors. The game is played with tiles in six different shapes and six different colors, without a board: you place each tile adjacent to already-played tiles, aligning the same color or the same shape without duplicates. You score one point for each tile in a completed line, with a bonus if a line matches all six shapes or all six colors (a "Qwirkle"). The player with the most points when the tile bag runs out wins.

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Mechanics: Hand Management Pattern Recognition Square Grid Tile Placement
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Description Description

Qwirkle Luxe is the deluxe edition of Qwirkle, the award-winning abstract pattern-matching game for shapes and colors. The game is played with tiles in six different shapes and six different colors, without a board: you place each tile adjacent to already-played tiles, aligning the same color or the same shape without duplicates. You score one point for each tile in a completed line, with a bonus if a line matches all six shapes or all six colors (a "Qwirkle"). The player with the most points when the tile bag runs out wins.

Additional information Additional information
Mechanics: Hand Management Pattern Recognition Square Grid Tile Placement
Categories:
Alternative names:
BARCODE: ?????????
This was seen 647 times
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What players say

How many players it plays best with · 184 votes on BoardGameGeek

  • 1 0 0 say it plays best, 6 recommend it, 106 do not recommend it
  • 2 53 53 say it plays best, 105 recommend it, 11 do not recommend it
  • 3 65 65 say it plays best, 88 recommend it, 5 do not recommend it
  • 4 95 95 say it plays best, 61 recommend it, 11 do not recommend it
  • 4+ 4 4 say it plays best, 28 recommend it, 78 do not recommend it

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James_Dond BGG user
10.0/10

This is a colour and shape interpretation of scrabble. 6 is the limit to how many blocks go up down and left to right. So be careful on what you choose to do with your moves. Or you might give your opponent a chance for a Qwirkle.

jazzdawg BGG user
10.0/10

I really enjoy playing this game. It's fun with a group of three or four, but I play Qwirkle most of the time with just my wife. It's basically like Scrabble with colors and shapes, and you just have to look for patterns between what tiles have been played and the six you currently have in front of you. It's generally a relaxing game.

LambofWar BGG user
10.0/10

My parents are in love with this game, and ask to play it everytime I visit. Nothing like family time.

NOVABoards BGG user
10.0/10

Super fun game. A bit similar to Rummikub in mechanics, but quite different strategy wise due to point system.

Yinzadi BGG user
10.0/10

Female designer, no artist listed Published by MindWare 2-4 players Children's competitive visual-spatial game with nice wooden pieces.

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