Tridge: Dice Strategy

Roll three. Play two. Gift one. Tridge is a new strategy game for two players: a 6×6 hex board, three dice every turn, and one die you hand to your opponent. Link your two sides of the board with a chain of stones before they link theirs. HOW A TURN WORKS • Two of your dice, in order, name a row and a column: that cell is yours to play. • The die you don't use goes to your opponent. Which one you give away is half the game. • An empty cell takes your stone. A loose stone of theirs is captured. A loose stone of yours is locked for good. • Three of a kind is a joker: play any cell that is not locked. • The first chain to join its two edges wins. Luck decides which cells you can reach. Skill decides which of them matters, and what you leave for the other side. PLAY YOUR WAY • Against the AI, offline, at three levels: easy, normal and hard. • Online with a friend: create a room and share its four-letter code. • Two players on one phone, passing it across the table. LEARN IN TWO MINUTES A short interactive tutorial plays a real game with you: rolling, picking a cell, gifting a die, capturing and locking. Skip it if you already know the game, and find it again in the menu whenever you like. MADE TO BE READ Roll the dice yourself or let them roll on their own. Every move lands with an animation, the AI shows where it is about to play, and the last move stays marked on the board. When a game ends you can look the board over before the next one. No account and no sign-up. Tridge speaks 15 languages, and a game against the AI picks up where you left it.