Trimino

About Trimino: Triangular-Domino Tabletop Game for One Player

Trimino is a triangular-domino tabletop game where a single player competes against bots. The goal is straightforward: reach 400 points before your opponents do. Tiles are triangular in shape, and the core rule is that equal numbers must meet on shared edges when a tile is placed. Closing hexes, building bridges, and stacking bonuses all factor into how quickly a score climbs.

How to Play Trimino: Reach 400 Points Before Your Opponents

The match ends when one player hits 400 points first. Each turn, place a tile so that equal numbers align on the shared edges between tiles. Scoring counts the sum of the tile's numbers, with additional bonuses awarded for opening moves, bridges, hexes, and emptying your hand entirely.

When no legal placement is available, draw from the boneyard at a cost of −5 points, or pass the turn for a steeper penalty of −10 points. A round concludes either when a player places their last tile or when the game reaches a blocked state. The in-game menu provides access to a tutorial, a skin shop, quests, and a coin wallet.

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Fans of number-matching strategy will find a natural next stop in puzzle games, where tile-based challenges of every shape and difficulty are gathered in one place. Mahjong Puzzle: Tile Match rewards the same edge-reading patience as Trimino, asking you to spot hidden patterns and plan moves across increasingly complex layouts. For a faster number-driven experience, Merge Numbers: Match 3 chains tile merges into cascading point bursts, with special tiles like the cross, bomb, and star clearing the board in a single tap.

If the arcade side of Trimino's scoring appeals to you, the full arcade games collection offers a wide range of quick-play titles built around score chasing and sharp decision-making.