Qwixx Fast Family Dice Game – Quick 15-Minute Gameplay, Easy to Learn, Strategy & Luck, Travel-Friendly Party Game for Kids & Adults Ages 8+, 2–5 Players

This is one of my all time favorite two person games. It’s a perfect mix of strategy and luck. Games can be played in about 20 mins. It’s very easy to learn, easy to pack and because it’s dice not card more versatile for anywhere windy like the boat or the beach. We lamented cards and bought cheap white board markers which is the perfect addition.

Fast to play. Easy to learn. Great for all ages. Very simple, quite fun. This is just a good one to have around. Highly recommend!

This was introduced by family and each of the families within the extended family has purchased it. It has some strategy with choices, but a good mix of luck with rolling dice. We like how every player has to be engaged for each players roll. It can be a couple players or a larger group. Age suggestions: about 8 years+ for true comprehension and strategy side. Preferred group size: We liked 3-6 to keep it moving but also not just back and forth.

Great two person game, but can also add people easily. Comes with a bunch of scoring cards, but if you play all the time with the same people, I’d recommend downloading a free scorecard app so you go through them slower. It’s easy to learn and play almost anywhere. Comes in a small box that you can throw in your purse for when you have time.

This is such a fun game! Easy for anyone to play, from little kids (as long as they know their numbers and colors) all the way to grandparents! It’s small so perfect to take with you! It’s good quality and will last! The only thing is the score sheets you have to buy extra of if you play it a lot, which we do!

For years, Yahtzee has been a fun, portable quick playing dice game a family can enjoy together. Though Qwixx is a different game entirely, I believe it improves on Yahtzee quite a bit.Your score sheet in this game is composed of 4 colored rows with 12 boxes each. Red and yellow are arranged in ascending order (2 through 12) while blue and green are arranged in descending order. The goal of the game is to cross out as many numbers as possible before the end of the game. The more numbers you cross off in a given row the more points you will score. The hitch is that numbers can only be crossed out left to right. For example, if 5 is the first number you cross out on the red row, you are no longer able to cross out the 2, 3, or 4. And if you skip the 6, 7, and 8 and cross out the 9, the numbers you skip are now unavailable to cross out.Here is how a turn works: the active player rolls 6 dice (2 white, 1 each of red, blue, green, and yellow). The active player announces the sum of the 2 white dice and all players are able, if they wish, to cross out that number on any given row they choose. The active player also gets access to a second number: they may choose 1 white die and one of the colored dice and cross out that sum on the row of the colored die they chose. A penalty can affect the active player: if the active player only does not cross out a number on their turn, they receive a penalty worth -5 at game's end. There are some other rules about rows being locked and how the game ends, but it really is a very simple game and the rules, which come with several pictures and examples, will not be hard to understand.Why do I think this is better than Yahtzee? First, it plays much quicker. The dice are only rolled once per turn so even if you are playing with the maximum 5 players, no one will have to wait long for a chance to roll the dice. Also, every player has the opportunity to benefit from every roll thus keeping players involved throughout the game. I also do not find it quite as frustrating as Yahtzee. I never thought rolling 2 6's on your first roll and not getting a single 6 on your next 2 rolls was fun. For some reason in Qwixx, even though it is a dice game, it feels like there are not as many instances where the dice just ruin your shot at winning. Players have a bit more control in deciding how to pursue their score and ending the game on their terms. No, Qwixx is not a highly skilled game where you will develop multiple strategies over time. But it is a fun, fast paced dice game with some interesting decision points you will begin to recognize after a few plays. It is easy to carry and play and can become a staple family activity. Highly recommended.

My husband and I were looking for games to play during winter. This game is really fun. It takes some strategy and some luck like most games and it's interactive for all players whether it is your turn or not. It says 15 minutes but most games take about half an hour on average but it is still a good time frame so you don't get bored with a long drawn out game.

Such a fun game to play - always purchase a family game at Christmas and this one is fun to play with our adult kids. It's fairly quick and enjoyable. Like the two different options for scoring and playing - nice to change it up.

Lo he jugado muchas veces y siempre he pasado un tiempo divertido, es sencillo pero muy divertido. Es un juego corto pero le saca jugo a esos minutos de juego que da. Entre mas gente mas divertido.

Love this game! So much fun. You can play with lots of players. Durable, brightly coloured dice. I laminated the cards and purchased small dry erase markers to go with it. To save on money for future. You could also colour copy the pages before you run out. I also, purchased more coloured dice in a reusable clear box. We take this game with us on trips as it is small and portable. This way we can play with more people. Highly recommend

Good timepass and good for brain

This is one of my favourite light games.Easy to learn and everyone is engaged for the whole time.So many people I know have gone out and bought a copy once I've introduced them to it.

Me gustó mucho el juego, solamente que el gasto de papeletas es mucho desperdicio, deberían de ser reutilizables.