Qwirkle – Spiel des Jahres 2011
Top-Angebote für Qwirkle Gesellschaftsspiel online entdecken bei eBay. Top Marken | Günstige Preise | Große Auswahl. Qwirkle aus dem Hause Schmidt Spiele wurde zum Spiel des Jahres gekürt. Infos, Bilder, Spielregeln und einen Testbericht zu Qwirkle findest du hier. Qwirkle ist ein abstraktes Kombinations- und Legespiel von Susan McKinley Ross. Gespielt wird es mit Spielsteinen, auf denen sich Symbole in sechs verschiedenen Farben und sechs verschiedenen Formen befinden. Das Spielprinzip erinnert an.Quwirkle Primary Sidebar Video
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When you score a Qwirkle, score the lines you played that turn as usual. On top of that total, matching the full 6 tiles scores you 6 bonus points.
This gives a player a big point boost, so be careful about possibly setting your opponents up to get a Qwirkle when making your play!
To trade, put the tiles you want to get rid of face-down on the table. Draw an equal number of tiles from the bag and add them to your hand.
When the tile bag runs out of possible draws, continue playing around the table until somebody runs out of tiles. The player that got rid of their hand of tiles first gets 6 bonus points for their efforts, and the game ends.
The vibrant colors and shapes make interesting patterns as the game progresses, and as a bonus the game is a good exercise for a developing mind.
Despite the simplicity of the rules, Qwirkle features good strategic depth and can entertain countless replays over the years you own it!
Adding tiles There are two ways to add tiles onto the board: Drag and drop tiles from the deck to their destination. You can only place tiles according the standard qwirkle game rules.
Swapping tiles To swap tiles, drag and drop tiles to the swap square. Completing Turn Complete your turn by clicking the check mark button.
Now, the computer will place its tiles and they will have a red border. Please support us Qwirkle is free to play and still under development.
This is version. You can support us by reporting bugs throught the contact form. In general, any tiles that are placed in a row must share one attribute either color or shape , and they must be played in one line, although they do not need to touch other tiles being placed in that turn.
A player must always end a turn with 6 tiles, so, if they place tiles during a turn, they draw random tiles to build their hand back up to 6. Play continues until one person uses all of their available tiles and there are no more tiles to be drawn.
Players score 1 point for each tile placed within a line, including existing tiles within the line.
The idea is to form lines that have each shape of a certain color, or each color of a certain shape.
For example: if there are 3 stars placed down on the grid 1 green, 1 blue, and 1 purple , then the player can put down another star that is red, orange or yellow.
Each Qwirkle set comes with square-shaped tiles. The tiles have a black background, and have a shape printed onto each tile. Each tile is differentiated by their shape and color.
Altogether, there are 6 shapes and 6 colors. At the start of the game, all tiles are placed in an opaque bag, obscuring them from view, as influenced by Scrabble.
Each player takes a seat on one end of the table. The tiles begin the game in a bag, obscured from view. Each player draws 6 tiles each.
The player that goes first is determined with each player calling out the longest chain they can make. The gameplay in Qwirkle is similar to Scrabble, where players make chains, analogous to words in Scrabble.
Chains in Qwirkle can go vertically and horizontally. Any number of tiles can be chained so long as they share a similar attribute.
In Qwirkle, chains can crossover, just like words in Scrabble. This happens when two different chains use the same tile. An example of a cross, and variations of the same cross with the same tiles are shown below.
Note that you cannot use two of the same tile in a chain.


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