Quixo | Abstract Strategy Game for Families and Adults | Ages 8+ | 2 to 4 Players | 15 Minutes

This game is completely learnable, huggable and loveable, much like Shoe Shine Boy! (Underdog) Ok, on to the meat of it.1. This game is a great gift for those secret pal or Santa parties.2. The pieces are big, smooth and chunky so any size or age hands can control or move the pieces.3. So easy to learn and play .4. Requires no batteries, no assembly and can be played right out of the box!My son and I love to play board games and this is a great source of unplugged entertainment. We played several rounds and made up some rules of our own that allowed us opportunities to steal an opponent's playing piece.Seriously this game does not disappoint, children as well as adults will have a good time.Give it a shot! #boardgames #tictactoe #kdramakimi

I'm a big fan of Fundex Games Quoridor Classic, which I found to be fun and of great build quality. I was looking for another Gigamic game, and settled on Quixo. It is very different from Quoridor, but just as much fun to play multiple times and develop a strategy. Like Quoridor, the quality of the craftsmanship that goes into the wooden pieces is amazing.Also like Quoridor (sorry to keep comparing them!), Quixo is almost a totally different game when played with more than 2 players. This helps keep it interesting, and this is one of the reasons both games have such longevity with us.Well worth the purchase and highly recommended!

Great game. quick to learn and wont take hours to play.

Wow the possibilities. The game kept us going for hours. Well build and a lot of fun especially 2 vs 2

Great challenging strategy game

it starts off easy. we are fans of Quarto! and Pentago. Both of those games have more complex rules. This is a good change from those games, and gives a different challenge, so good to have this one too, but the other games (if you have to pick) are much more engaging. The basic concern was that the game play would be similar to what can happen in Othello (once you realize just put pieces along sides and that's it). It does have a "stalemate" feel to it when both parties don't want to move pieces to a less advantageous position: back and forth a bit... But well constructed board & pieces.

This game is an effective tool to teach reasoning. The 4th-5th grade kids love playing it and I love challenging them to think ahead and to utilize the characteristics of the pieces to strategize. Well made old-school fun

Such a fun game to play!