1995 · Abstract Strategy
Dominó Triangular
A set of 36 triangular tiles shows numbers from 0 to 4 on each corner; pieces are dealt as evenly as possible to players (two-player games leave 12 tiles undealt). Players take turns placing tiles to build and extend connected groups: the first three moves form an initial “circle” of tiles that subsequent plays must attach to, and after that each pair of plays establishes a new circle or target area to play toward. Play continues until one player empties their hand or until no legal plays remain, with the lowest total of pips on leftover tiles determining the winner if no one goes out.
- Players
- 2–6 best 6
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Full stats in Ludoya- 3
- Plays logged
- 3
- Players
- 3
- In collections
4.1/10
from 1 Ludoya review
Dominoes game with a twist PROS - Forces you to rethink the basic of dominoes. CONS - It doesn't really add much to the classic dominoes.
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