1995

Dominó Triangular

2–6 players 0 min Ages 0+ 0.0/5 complexity 0.0/10 rating

About this game

Dominó Triangular is a 36-piece set of triangular dominoes with the numbers 0 (blank) to 4; this normally makes a 35-piece set, but a second 0-1-2 was included in the opposite handedness. Pieces are divided as evenly as possible among the players (except in a 2-player game, where 12 are left out). The first three plays are open, but they define a "circle" of dominoes which must be played to. After that the next two dominoes played (the first of which must be adjacent to the "circle") define a new circle which must be played to, etc. The winner is the first player to play all of their dominoes, or if no one manages this, the player with the smallest total of pips on their remaining dominoes.

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