Printable Qwixx score sheets: the classic and 8 variants (free)
The classic sheet, six variants and two brand-new sheets, as A4 PDFs with 8 sheets per page to cut out.
Red and yellow from 2 to 12, green and blue from 12 to 2.
PDF · 8 sheets per page
Crossing a box with a doubled number gives two crosses at once.
PDF · 8 sheets per page
You may cross your last crossed box again (small box underneath) when its number comes up. 16 crosses count at most.
PDF · 8 sheets per page
Framed box crossed: cross the next box of the bonus bar, then the next possible box in the row of that colour.
PDF · 8 sheets per page
Cross both boxes of the same symbol to unlock its power.
PDF · 8 sheets per page
A coloured box is crossed with a die of its colour (or the two white dice). The row closes with the colour of its last box.
PDF · 8 sheets per page
Each row holds 2 to 12 in a jumbled order. Cross from left to right; the row closes with its last number.
PDF · 8 sheets per page
A box can only be crossed with the die of its colour (or the two white dice). The lock takes the colour of the last box.
PDF · 8 sheets per page
Each row holds every number from 2 to 12 once, in a jumbled order. Always cross from left to right.
PDF · 8 sheets per page1 cross = 1 point, 2 = 3, 3 = 6, 4 = 10… 12 = 78. −5 per failed throw. The game ends on the 4th failed throw or when two rows are locked. · Full rules: combiendepoints.fr/en/games/qwixx/
How to print the sheets
Each PDF holds one A4 page with 8 identical sheets. Print it at actual size (100%, without “fit to page”), then cut along the dotted lines: two cuts lengthways, three across. One page is enough for a five-player game and a rematch.
For variety, the “all the sheets” PDF brings the nine sheets together, one per page. A black-and-white printer works too: the colours can be told apart by their order (red, yellow, green, blue) and by the numbers.
Which sheet should you choose?
Start with the Classic. For longer games and higher scores, try Doubles or Encore: you need 7 crosses to lock a row, and a row can reach 136 points. Chain bonus and Powers add free crosses and combos. Colour blocks, Shuffle, Rainbow and Jumble keep the basic rules but upset your habits: you no longer know which number to hope for.
Normally everyone uses the same sheet, but nothing stops you mixing them: a beginner on the Classic, a regular on Jumble.
Prefer your phone?
The Qwixx counter does the maths, keeps the history and names the winner. Reread the Qwixx scoring rules.