Yatzy Classic im Vergleich zu Triominos, Triangular Dominoes Nutzung und Statistiken

This Yatzy dice game has been known by various names across different years and continents: Yatzy, Yahtzee, Yacht, Yam's, Yahsee, Yatzi, and more. Despite the name variations, one thing remains the same: it’s a simple, fast-to-learn, and incredibly fun game to play! Keep your brain active and sharp as you play this strategic dice game. Analyze every roll carefully, explore all possibilities, and try to get the highest score to beat your friends or any opponent. Whether you call it Yatzy or Yahtzee, the excitement of the game is always present. Yatzy is a 13-round dice game. In each round, you get up to three rolls of the five dice to create one of the 13 possible combinations. Every combination must be completed once and only once. The goal is to achieve the highest score possible by the end of the game. This fun and classic Yatzy dice game features three exciting modes: - Solo game: Practice on your own and aim to improve your best score. - Play versus a friend: Challenge your friends and play on the same device, taking turns. - Play online: Face off against an opponent online and show your Yatzy skills! And stay tuned for more exciting features and game modes in future updates! Whether you love Yatzy or Yahtzee, this dice game guarantees endless fun!

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Triominos, Triangular Dominoes

Triominos® adds a third dimension to the classic game of dominoes. You can single play against a AI, multiplay against someone you know or someone else who plays. You can also do a challenge or a puzzle. ▶ PLAY AGAINST YOUR FRIENDS Triominos is an online, multi-player game, that lets you compete with your friends and family anywhere, any time. Search for your friends by username or invite your Facebook friends to play. You can play as many games as you want, simultaneously! Receive push notifications when someone invited you or made a move. ▶ OR PLAY BY YOURSELF If you want to play on your own or practice in between games with friends, try the single player mode—you can test your skills and strategy by playing against the computer. ▶ HOW TO PLAY Slide your triangular tiles onto the “board,” matching one of the sides with the side of a tile that’s already in play. You’ll earn points for each tile you play, and bonus points for making combinations like a bridge, a hexagon, or a double hexagon. It’s easy to learn and quick to play—whether you sneak in quick moves while waiting in line for lunch or sit down and play for hours.