1995 · Dice

Tashkent Domino

A pocket-sized two-player placement game played with nine dice, each face divided diagonally into two sides showing zero to three dots. Players roll their dice once, then alternately place them on a 3×3 grid so adjacent dot values match. The starting player places the ninth die in the center before play begins. When no more dice can be placed, the player with fewer remaining dice wins; if tied, the player with fewer dots wins. Open information allows players to plan placements and block their opponent. A larger variant uses a 5×5 grid.

groupPlayers

2

schedulePlaying time

10 min

cakeAge

8+

psychologyComplexity

1 / 5