Qwirkle
Enter the points scored each turn: 1 per tile in every line you make or extend, and a completed Qwirkle (6 tiles) is worth 12 (6 + 6 bonus). The player who ends the game by playing their last tile adds 6.
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| Total | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Current standings
How Qwirkle scoring works
Scoring and the Qwirkle bonus
| Situation | Score |
|---|---|
| Creating or extending a line | One point for every tile in that line (including tiles already there) |
| A tile belongs to two lines at once | You score both lines' points |
| Completing a line of six (a Qwirkle) | 6 for the line + 6 bonus = at least 12 |
If one turn creates or extends several lines at once, you score every line that turn touched, added together.
Frequently asked questions
Do two tiles played in the same turn need to touch each other?
No. The gap between them just needs to already be filled by another tile on the grid, so the result is one unbroken line.
Can a line change both colour and shape at once?
No. A line must be all one colour with different shapes, or all one shape with different colours β never both changing together.
Can I trade tiles even if I have a legal play?
Yes. Trading is always an option. It only becomes mandatory when you have no legal tile to add.
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Scoring rules verified against: Official MindWare rulebook (Qwirkle) Β· Rule summaries are for reference only. Always check the official rulebook for exact rules.
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