Quixo is a simple (but not simplistic) game, whose rules can be learned in just 30 seconds. Anyone can play! The goal is to arrange 5 of your cubes (either Xs or Os) in a row by pushing each line of cubes horizontally or vertically. This is one of the few strategic games that can be played by 2 or 4 players (in teams).
Like ticktacktoe? You'll love Quixo Classic. Twenty-five wooden cubes are shifted up and down and side-to-side as players try to line up five--diagonally, vertically, or horizontally--with their own symbol, X or O. Think carefully--every move brings the possibility of inadvertently helping your opponent win. In turn, each player removes a cube from the periphery of the handsome, dark wood board (10 inches in diameter) and replaces it at the end of one of the rows made incomplete by its removal, sliding the remaining four to fill up the empty space. Now the entire row has changed and each player may be one step closer to--or further from--winning. Keen strategic and visualization skills are a must. --Emilie Coulter

Quixo is a simple game whose rules can be learned in just thirty seconds. Line up 5 cubes in a row, pushing your lines of cubes horizontally or vertically. This is one of the few strategic games that can be played by 2 or 4 players in teams. It includes 25 wood playing pieces, wood game board, fabric bag and instructions.