Mattel Games Blokus Trigon Board Game, Family Game for Kids and Adults, Use Strategy to Block Your Opponent, Easy to Learn

This game is fantastic! My family and I are avid board game enthusiasts, and we make it a point to sit down together and play at least once a week. It allows us to bond as a family without being glued to electronic devices. While we have several board games, I was in search of one that was easy to learn and had straightforward instructions, not one of those games that require extensive studying before you can start playing. Luckily, this game fit the bill perfectly. The instructions are simple and straightforward: each player chooses a color and takes turns placing a piece on the game board. The objective is to finish the game with the fewest number of pieces. Pros: It is easy to use and learn, with vibrant colors and durable pieces. The game is enjoyable and can typically be completed within a maximum of 30 minutes. Depending on the number of players (between 2 to 4 players), there are variations available to make the game slightly more challenging. Cons: After a while, my son didn't find it as exciting, possibly because it can become a bit repetitive as you become familiar with the pieces. Despite this minor drawback, the game has provided us with countless hours of fun and quality family time. Its simplicity and durability make it an excellent addition to our game collection.

this is the version I love best. It's fun

This is a fun game for the whole family.

I like that it has a specific rule for 3 players so you don't have to take turns playing the 4th color. The rules are basically the same as the original with very minor differences to accommodate the shape of the pieces. It seems somewhat easier to use all of your pieces than the original, but there is a rule variation that makes it more challenging. The triangle shapes are a little disorienting. It's hard to explain, but the pieces don't fit the way your brain thinks they should...It takes some getting used to. I wouldn't play it for the first time with a person you're dating, as you may make a fool of yourself. Great gift for people who like Blokus and classic-style board games

This game is ridiculously easy to learn to play which means you can start playing minutes after buying it. That being said, there's still a good bit of strategy involved for a game that is so easy to learn. The hexagonal shape adds to the strategy. The games move along quite quickly which keeps everyone involved. It's a very good party or family game. I would highly recommend this game.

More expensive so I took off a star but a good game. Tip: If you are playing with young ones and need less frustration with the rules, then players can take turns just fitting the pieces in where they go best.

This is a great game to take over to game night as a fairly quick play. It’s super easy to learn and to teach to younger kids or people who don’t play a lot of board games. The build is made of plastic but it all feels pretty quality overall. I would recommend this to anyone as an addition to their board game collection or if they were looking to get a couple staples.

Besides it being addictive! We find when we play that we are not in competition mode with each other. It always seems to become us against the game. We often wind up helping each other with hints as to the placement of pieces. Maybe that's just us! If you aren't familiar with Blokus, give it a shot. This is literally a game you can play with your kids as the skills needed aren't necessarily those that improve with age. The rules and the manner of play can literally be learned in moments. The games themselves do not drag on and are quick enough for a quick respite and a little bit of fun! Highly recommended!

Wir kennen und lieben dieses Spiel seit Jahren und geben es jetzt an die übernächste Generation weiter. Es muss nicht immer ein Computerspiel sein. Das ist für die ganze Familie.

We already had the traditional square Blokus game and have found the triangle version brings new strategies and challenges. Highly recommended for three to four players and quick enough to keep the interest of everyone.

The item was NOT NEW as claimed! I even found hair inside the zip-locks with game-pieces. No shrink wrap on the box. Tear on the parts. Such a SCAM to write that this is a new product when it's clearly been USED for a long time!

Es un juego genial

Blokus Trigon zdominował nasze wakacyjne wieczory! Blokus Trigon - nieco trudniejszy od kwadratowego Blokusa - to gra logiczna wykorzystująca figury podzielone na trójkąty, w której staramy się klockami swojego koloru zdominować przestrzeń planszy, jednocześnie blokując możliwości ruchu przeciwnikom. Trzeba bardzo uważać, bo za bardzo skupiając się na jednej części planszy, można bez walki oddać inne obszary. W oczekiwaniu na ruchy przeciwników planujemy własne, ale nim przyjdzie nasza kolejka niejednokrotnie tyle się zmienia, że czasem pierwotny ruch jest niemożliwy, czasem zapominamy o nim, bo trzeba reagować na nową sytuację, a czasem... czasem nie wiadomo już, co robić, bo z każdej strony robi się gorąco, aż w końcu nic już się nie da zrobić.😅 Blokus Trigon to gra rywalizacyjna, ale rywalizacja odczuwalna jest wyraźnie dopiero, gdy plansza jest już dość mocno zapełniona. Albo gdy nad planszą zawiązują się sojusze lub toczą indywidualne pojedynki. Od dawna wiadomo, że gdzie dwóch się bije, tam trzeci korzysta.:) Pudełkowy wiek to 8 lat i słusznie, bo jest to wiek, w którym dziecko jest już w stanie wiele świadomie pokombinować. W dodatku faktycznie grą szczególnie zachwycają się dzieci powiedzmy między 7. a 10. rokiem życia, choć wspaniały czas mają przy niej całe (małe, bo 4-osobowe) rodziny. Nawet nasz 5-latek ogarnął zasady i potrafi poprawnie dokładać kafelki (choć bez specjalnego kminienia), przynajmniej do czasu, gdy plansza jest luźna. Na jego potrzeby wprowadziłam drobny homerule - zamiast liczyć jednostkowe trójkąciki, liczymy liczbę pozostałych kafelków. Dokładniej: trójkąciki liczymy po cichu, a kafelki na głos.🤪 Każdy z nas ma już swoją strategię: jeden stara się rozciągać powierzchnie styku swoich figur w różnych kierunkach, inny jak najszybciej oplatać kafelki przeciwników swoimi, a jeszcze inny tworzy trójkątowe ciągi jak parawany na plaży. Im ciaśniej, tym bardziej gra staje się taktyczną i wymusza bieżące reagowanie na to, co dzieje się na planszy. Świetna gra rodzinna. Ostrzegam: strasznie wciąga.:)