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The new Swedish strategy game TRIYRA
Think in triangles.
I created Triyra because I love board games that bring people together. Triyra is quick to understand, satisfying to play and different every time, around a table with friends and family or online when someone is far away.
The game
A simple idea, with room for clever moves.
I have always loved board games. The kind that bring people together around a table, where a simple idea can lead to clever moves, unexpected turns and plenty of friendly rivalry.
That is the idea behind Triyra, a new Swedish strategy game built on both skill and cunning. The rules are easy to learn: place your pieces, create triangles and try to finish with more triangles than your opponent. But every move changes the board, and there is always more to think about than you first expect.
Triyra can be played by children, adults, friends and families. Play a quick game online, challenge someone you know, or bring out the physical board and play together around the table.
Think ahead. Think differently. Think in triangles.
One board. Every line matters. A new position after every move.
Choose your board
Play now, or bring Triyra to the table.
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Physical
A board game made to stay on the table.
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Made to play
Scandinavian restraint. Warm materials. Clear colour.
The physical game combines a clean Scandinavian design with the warmth of wood. Red and blue pieces make the board easy to read, while the gold markers give every claimed triangle a clear place.
Every element follows the same simple geometry as the game itself. Nothing is decorative without a purpose.
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How to play
Easy to learn. Hard to stop thinking about.
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Place a line
Take turns placing one of your coloured pieces on an open line of the board.
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Complete triangles
Close a triangle, mark it with a gold ball and play again. A single move can complete more than one triangle.
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Read the board
Build your own chances, block your opponent and finish with more claimed triangles.
The shape behind the game
Four lines. One triangle. A game that keeps opening up.
Your move