Triominos is played with 56 triangular tiles, each showing three corner numbers (0–5). The base rule: you score the sum of the three corner numbers on the tile you place. The real depth lies in the bonuses you can earn.
ScoreApp calculates the running total after every round automatically. Enter points per player — including bonuses and deductions — and the app tracks cumulative standings. Full round history is preserved so you can correct errors after the fact.
Each player scores the sum of the three corner numbers on their placed tile. Bonus points are added for bridges (+40), hexagonal placements (+50), and the combination of both (+90). Drawing without playing costs −5 points per turn.
You earn a hexagon bonus when you place the sixth and final tile on a hexagon, completing the shape. This earns +50 bonus points on top of the tile value. If you simultaneously close a bridge, the combined bonus is +90 points.
Yes. If a player must pass or draw without placing, you can enter negative values. ScoreApp adjusts the running total automatically.
The game ends when a player places all their tiles. That player receives +25 points plus the sum of tile values remaining in all other players' hands.
An average game takes 45 to 75 minutes with 2–4 players. More players means longer games because each player starts with more tiles.