🎲 Quixx Fast Family Dice Game: A Fast-paced, Action-packed Joyride! Review

You might like it, you might like it now. We only played it once (multiple games at once). Maybe it's because none of us have played it and the rules seemed a bit confusing to newbies. We ended up getting it well enough to play a few rounds, but after that nobody was really interested. This could be one of those, you need someone who loves to make you do it. But it didn't really feel like Yahtzee, a fast paced game. YMMV.

Our family got it for Christmas and are very happy! This Christmas, kids aged 7-57 always had fun playing it. The corners are fast and everyone can participate in every corner. It helps teach logic and strategy, but mostly it's just for fun. Qwixx in particular is a great game for those times when you want to do something fun with the kids but don't have the time or energy to do something complicated. Fun, quick and easy. :)

I love the game. Doesn't like paper scorecards. The game is really simple and easy to play at any age. I really like simple short games and this is one of them! The only negative is paper maps! When you run out of scorecards, you need to buy new ones. I thought it's very easy for iphone because you can take a picture of the result card and in the photos if you choose "markup", you don't need to download any apps and you can just "write" on the phone screen without using physical paper if…

This is a fun game for a group of adults, children, or both. It's easy to learn and doesn't require any real skill or strategy. The only issue we had while playing was that the included score sheets ran out pretty quickly. Replacement blades cost about the same as the game itself, so we went with the cheaper solution. We had laminated scoring sheets and use dry erase markers to mark our shots and scores and easily erase them after each game. This saved us time, money and wasted paper. I suggest

I bought this game and everyone who has played it will fall in love with it AFTER they understand how to play it. The rules speak for themselves, but you must develop a strategy. Playing every game with white craps is not always the best option. The only thing I was disappointed with was that the scorecards cost the same to load as the game itself. I ended up laminating them myself. If you go for the luxury option, buy dry-erase pens. The ones that come with it don't work at all. Don't even…

I bought this game because my family and I rented a house for the holidays and I needed games that were easy to take with me. I took a chance as it looked interesting and I'm glad I did! Everyone loved it from my 9 year old to the adults. They can finish the game in about 10-15 minutes so they can do it while we clean up lunch or whatever before we go on the boat - or if you just want to kill some time. The rules are simple. enough for everyone to understand and enjoy. Another bonus is that…

This game is fast, simple, strategic and fun. That's not difficult. Find out in 2 minutes, but our strategy is always changing. Even if it's not your turn, you can take the sum of the white dice that all players hold. Not reminding people it's their turn. We play in such a way that it doesn't matter what order you pick the numbers in when it's your turn. If you want, you can use the sum of the white dice as the second number. I've seen a YouTube video that says you have to take the sum of the…

I've been trying to expand my collection of simple family games and Qwixx is definitely for you. It's easy to roll and burn, meaning it takes about ten seconds to set up. The rule book is only one page and the rules are simple. A basic rule is that you can never insert a number to the left of a number already entered. The aim is to tick off as many numbers as possible on the line. Only 1 number only scored one point, but if you manage to tick 12, that's 78 points! There are 4 rows in total, the

For years, Yahtzee has been a fun, portable, fast-paced dice game that the whole family can play. Although Qwixx is a completely different game, I think it's a bit better than Yahtzee. Your score sheet in this game consists of 4 colored rows of 12 squares each. Red and Yellow are in ascending order (from 2 to 12), Blue and Green are in descending order. The aim of the game is to tick off as many numbers as possible before the end of the game. The more numbers you tick in a row, the more points…