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Our Verdict
Abstract game fans and strategic duel lovers will adore Trianglos. An elegant mix of deep strategy and simple rules.
Highlights
- Unique line of sight mechanic
- Dynamic hexagonal board
- Intense and balanced duels
- Easy-to-learn rules
Keep in mind
- May intimidate beginners
- Longer games on big boards
FOR GENRE FANS
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Trianglos is an abstract strategy game for two players, where each controls black or white stones on a hexagonal board. The goal is to dominate the space by creating clear lines of sight between your stones and forming strategic triangles to capture opponent's pieces. Every move requires careful planning, as you can place new stones or reposition existing ones to create triangles that eliminate weaker enemy stones. The game starts with a balancing rule (pie rule) to ensure fairness, and ends when both players pass consecutively. Whoever has the most stones on the board wins! The line of sight mechanic and hexagonal grid add a unique twist, turning each match into a brainy duel full of twists and turns.
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Publisher
(Web published)
Designer
Saïd Galdseid
How many players can play?
Only 2 players (black vs. white).
How long does a game last?
30 to 90 minutes, depending on board size.
Is it hard to learn?
Rules are simple, but strategy is deep — perfect for mental challenges.
Is there luck involved?
100% abstract strategy, no random elements.
Can you play on smaller boards?
Yes! The game supports boards with 5, 6 (recommended), or 7 cells per side.