Triolet

A game by André Perriolat, John Perriolat

2 - 4 Players 30 minutes Low

Tile Placement

Abstract Strategy, Math, Number

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Description

Triolet is a numbers game that's all about making strategic moves to score big. Players take turns laying 1, 2, or 3 tiles on a board, intersecting them crossword-style to create combinations that add up to 15. The game is easy to learn, but don't let that fool you - it requires a solid understanding of numbers and a healthy dose of strategic thinking. With the right moves, you can rack up points quickly, especially when you land on the "double", "triple", or "bis" squares, which give you a chance to catch up or pull ahead. As a game designed by André Perriolat and John Perriolat, Triolet has been delighting players since its release in 1996. It's a great option for 2 to 4 players looking for a fun and challenging game that can be played in just 30 minutes. The tile placement mechanics add a layer of depth to the game, requiring players to think carefully about each move. With its unique blend of math, number skills, and abstract strategy, Triolet is a game that will keep you coming back for more. Whether you're a seasoned gamer or just looking for a new challenge, Triolet is a great choice for anyone who loves numbers and strategy.