REASONS
WHY YOU WILL LOVE TRIOLET
It's the game to play in 2006
It's like a numbers version of Scrabble® 
Your maths improves without you realising it 
You can compete for a National Title 
It has simple rules, but tactically complex gameplay
It's part
of the Mind Sports Olympics 
Games only take 30-40 minutes 
It's great for families 
Every game is different 
Any age and skill can play without feeling left out 
It was 'Recommended' by the Good Toy Guide 2005
It stimulates
the brain 
It's an excellent resource for schools 
There is no need for a dictionary.....and finally..
If you can add up to 15 you can play..
Triolet, pronounced 'tree-o-lay', won the Golden Ace for the Best Indoor Game at The International Festival of Games in Cannes in 1996, and arrived officially in the UK in November 2004. It's easy to learn the rules, and great fun to play, with the object to make three tiles in a row add up to 15. Triolet was created in France by Jose Mellina & Andre Perriolat and is published by DJ Games.
A QUICK GUIDE TO THE RULES
- For 2-4 players, aged 8 and above
- Place 1, 2 or 3 tiles in a line, touching one or more existing tiles
- Score points for each of the groups of 2 or 3 tiles you create
- 2 tiles side by side must total 15 or less
- 3 tiles side by side must total exactly 15
- The run of 3 tiles is called a Trio and scores a bonus
- Play all 3 tiles at once for a Triolet and a bigger bonus
- Score Double or Triple points by landing on the special squares
- Have another go by landing on the BIS square
- The highest cumulative score is the winner!
"Stimulates the brain!" - Tim Wood, Southport
"Triolet scores by being simple" - DW Goodman, Worlington
"Brilliant family game" - Julie Wootton, Leicester
"A fantastic game for us Sudoku and Kakuro fans" - Gordon Smith, Lancashire
Learn more by using the links at the bottom of the page, or order a copy of the game online.
