Schmidt Spiele 49469 Qwirkle Flex Tile Game from 7 Years

Easy to start – quickly won" also applies to QWIRKLE FLEX, as the catchy investment rules are unchanged from the successful QWIRKLE: puts into a series of identical shapes with different colours or same colours with different symbols to achieve as many points as possible. The background colour of the wooden stones now also adds additional points. The more often the same background is in the diagonal, the more points are! This opens up surprisingly new tactical possibilities while the rules remain simple. The new variation of "Qwirkle", Game of the Year 2011, remains true to the proven principle: tiles with different shapes and colours are tactically cleverly placed together to score as many points as possible. New is the additional dimension of the backgrounds: each stone now shows not only shape and colour, but also a different background (black, white or black and white split). Anyone who manages to strategically combine matching shapes, colours and now also backgrounds can enjoy significantly more points. The classic "Qwirkle" made of six identical colours or shapes remains the highest single rating, but is now complemented by new diagonal combinations of the three different backgrounds. This requires a sharp eye, a sense of the big picture and the right smell for valuable traits. The game ends when the last stone is pulled out of the bag and one person has put all the bricks. Whoever scores the most points through strategically smart moves wins.

• New version of Game of the Year 2011. Qwirkle Flex: Same rules, new possibilities – so the smartest investment strategy scores.
• Qwirkle Flex follows the same rules as the original and gets a fresh twist thanks to the new backgrounds of the stones. The combination game maintains the simple goal of creating rows of the same colours or shapes. But now diagonal arrangements of the same backgrounds open up new possibilities for hunting points – and heads are even more in demand when creating.
• The new variation of Qwirkle, Game of the Year 2011, remains true to the proven principle: tiles with different shapes and colours are tactically cleverly placed together to score as many points as possible. New is the additional dimension of the backgrounds.
• For 2 to 4 players, ages 7 and up
• Playing time: approx. 30 minutes