| Language: | English |
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| Model Number | 4451-04 |
| Number of game players | 2-4 |
| Number of pieces | 1 |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Material type(s) | Plastic |
| Remote control included? | No |
| Colour | Multi Color |
| Release date | April 3 2023 |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 7 years and up |
| Item model number | 4451-04 |
| Product Dimensions | 19.69 x 6.35 x 26.67 cm; 453.59 g |
| ASIN | B00V91E3JS |
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Tri-Ominos Deluxe Contents:
56 Crystalline Deluxe Playing Tiles With Brass Spinners, 4 Plastic Racks, Complete Instructions
Tri-Ominos Deluxe by Pressman
Ages 7 and up, 2-4 players
Why limit yourself to two sides in traditional dominos when you can play three sides in Tri-Ominos? In this classic triangular domino game, score points by matching numbers on the three-sided pieces. It's easy to learn, fast-paced gameplay that's great for the whole family! For 2-4 players, ages 7 and up.
- Features deluxe triangular tiles with brass spinners
- More than 21 million units sold
- Develops STEM skills like critical thinking and strategy
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Classic, easy to learn gameplayIt's classic domino gameplay with a twist! In Tri-Ominos, the triangular tiles have a number on each corner, so players must match up two numbers on a tile, adding a whole new dimension to gameplay. Each game consists of several rounds where players use a combination of skill and luck to score. |
Develops STEM skillsWhen players match two numbers of their tile with a tile in play, they score the total of the three numbers on their tile. In the example above, the player is matching the two 4's on his tile and will receive a total of 13 points (4+4+5). Earn bonus points by closing a hexagon or creating a bridge between tiles! |
Fun for the whole familyIf players can't place a tile, they must draw a new one. The first player to place all of their tiles wins the round, and the first one to score 400 points wins the game. With its fast pace and luck of the draw, Tri-Ominos is easy enough for kids to play but challenging enough for adults, making it a great game to enjoy together! |
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| Description | The classic triangular domino game! In this easy to learn game, score points by matching numbers on the three-sided pieces. Increase your STEM skills as you combine strategy and a little luck for some fast-paced fun for the whole family! | Rummikub is the popular family game of strategy and luck! Players try to be the first to play all of the tiles in their rack by placing them in runs and groups, rummy style. Reinforces STEM skills like sequencing and pattern recognition. | Play a card from your hand, and place a chip on a corresponding space on the game board. When you have five in a row, it’s a Sequence. Block your opponents or remove their chips. The first player or team with the required number of Sequences wins! | It's Codemaker vs. Codebreaker to find who will be the Mastermind! The Codemaker creates a secret code. The Codebreaker tries to match the code using logic, deduction and a little bit of luck. Can you crack the code in 10 moves or less? | Bring the fun of the most popular game show in history to your next game night! This 4th edition features 100 brand new puzzles from the beloved show, all written by the Wheel of Fortune staff, as well as the classic puzzle board and wheel. |
| Minimum Age | 7 | 8 | 7 | 8 | 8 |
| Minimum Players | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
| Maximum Players | 4 | 4 | 12 | 2 | 4 |
Reviews with images
Great game for 2 people
We were getting tired of the usual phase 10, cribbage and Settlers (2 player card game). Wanted something that was easy enough to follow, not too many rules and the option to use strategy or luck. Have yet to try with more than 2 people but I imagine it would be fun.Rules are simple enough. Pick 9 tri-ominos, person who has highest triple goes first. Play a tile that matches numbers on the board, if you can’t go, pick up tiles until you can. First person out of tiles wins the hand. Winning player gets all the points remaining in everyone’s hand. 400 points wins the game. There is a little confusion in the instructions regarding when more than one player gets 400 points. It says, “if more than one player passes 400 during the round, the winner of that round wins the game”. It’s possible for someone with less than 400 to win that round, so does that mean they win? We changed it to the player with the most points at the end of that round wins. Not a big deal, just a good idea to make sure everyone understands. After a few plays, we agree that 400 points is a bit much for the two of us. Easy enough to change the winning total.The tiles feel pretty solid. The trays have two levels to hold the pieces. Seems like they’ll hold up. Only issue with quality is the back of one tile has a few dents or chunks out of it. It is noticeable when picking tiles and if you can remember what numbers are on it, you might be able to use it to your advantage. When that tile is sitting in the tray, you can’t see the dents, so others are not able to identify it in your hand. In spite of that, I recommend this game.
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Reviewed in Canada on January 10, 2021
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We were getting tired of the usual phase 10, cribbage and Settlers (2 player card game). Wanted something that was easy enough to follow, not too many rules and the option to use strategy or luck. Have yet to try with more than 2 people but I imagine it would be fun.
Rules are simple enough. Pick 9 tri-ominos, person who has highest triple goes first. Play a tile that matches numbers on the board, if you can’t go, pick up tiles until you can. First person out of tiles wins the hand. Winning player gets all the points remaining in everyone’s hand. 400 points wins the game. There is a little confusion in the instructions regarding when more than one player gets 400 points. It says, “if more than one player passes 400 during the round, the winner of that round wins the game”. It’s possible for someone with less than 400 to win that round, so does that mean they win? We changed it to the player with the most points at the end of that round wins. Not a big deal, just a good idea to make sure everyone understands. After a few plays, we agree that 400 points is a bit much for the two of us. Easy enough to change the winning total.
The tiles feel pretty solid. The trays have two levels to hold the pieces. Seems like they’ll hold up. Only issue with quality is the back of one tile has a few dents or chunks out of it. It is noticeable when picking tiles and if you can remember what numbers are on it, you might be able to use it to your advantage. When that tile is sitting in the tray, you can’t see the dents, so others are not able to identify it in your hand. In spite of that, I recommend this game.
Rules are simple enough. Pick 9 tri-ominos, person who has highest triple goes first. Play a tile that matches numbers on the board, if you can’t go, pick up tiles until you can. First person out of tiles wins the hand. Winning player gets all the points remaining in everyone’s hand. 400 points wins the game. There is a little confusion in the instructions regarding when more than one player gets 400 points. It says, “if more than one player passes 400 during the round, the winner of that round wins the game”. It’s possible for someone with less than 400 to win that round, so does that mean they win? We changed it to the player with the most points at the end of that round wins. Not a big deal, just a good idea to make sure everyone understands. After a few plays, we agree that 400 points is a bit much for the two of us. Easy enough to change the winning total.
The tiles feel pretty solid. The trays have two levels to hold the pieces. Seems like they’ll hold up. Only issue with quality is the back of one tile has a few dents or chunks out of it. It is noticeable when picking tiles and if you can remember what numbers are on it, you might be able to use it to your advantage. When that tile is sitting in the tray, you can’t see the dents, so others are not able to identify it in your hand. In spite of that, I recommend this game.
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