Customer Reviews for Qwirkle Tile Matching Game – Award-Winning Strategy Game for Family Game Night

4.80/5.0
709 Reviews
  • 5 Star 85.00% of all ratings 605
  • 4 Star 11.00% of all ratings 79
  • 3 Star 2.00% of all ratings 17
  • 2 Star 0.00% of all ratings 3
  • 1 Star 1.00% of all ratings 5
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Donna
January 14, 2014
This was a gift for my daughter and her husband. They love playing this game at a friends, so I got them their own.
Mezzle
January 14, 2014
My 9 year old son had played this at school and was begging for it at home. A super fun game for the whole family.
Richard
January 14, 2014
Great game. Easily played at a wide range of age-group with the more complicated challenge to the game for those who enjoy a challenge.
jane_lenschow
January 14, 2014
great game for kids of all ages even 70.
Chad
January 14, 2014
This game is a ton of fun and very easy to learn once you get the hang of it. I can see why it has received so many awards.
Vickie
December 05, 2013
This is a game for all ages. Young children can learn to play and older adults can continue to play this when capacities like spelling start to decline. Fabulous family game.
Joy
November 05, 2013
This is an extremely fun game to play with kids (and adults) of all ages! My family will play this at family gatherings, and everyone loves it! Good for ages 6 and up!
Deborah
September 22, 2013
If you buy this for a classroom, purchase about 6 sets of the game. Lable the bags 1, 2, 3, (etc)then lable the back of each cube the corresponding number for it's bag. (this takes some time but worth it when a kiddo drops a the tile on floor.) You will need to use an matallic colored silver or gold Sharpie pen. You really don't want your sets mixed up. I also purchased a cord keeper from the local fabric store to be sure the bag closes tigthly. If not, I garantee the parts spill out. When introducting this to K-2 students, I give each student six blocks and ask them to 'discover' what the they are. They may need help to realize the colors and shapes. Then I ask the children,'If we are going to play a game with them how could we do that?' I don't teach the rules, I guide students to discover them. They learn the rules faster this way and take ownership of the game. I also us it as a class reward for accumulated good behavior stars for the week. Super game.
September 19, 2013
Grandkids began playing it as soon as grandson opened it on his birthday - LOVED IT! Ages 13,12,10
JT
September 19, 2013
Grandkids began playing it as soon as they received it and LOVED it! Ages 12,10,9
Kenneth
September 18, 2013
Better with four people. Became tedious for two. However, a good game.
Janet_Abraham
September 18, 2013
Great
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