By The Folks at Threepia The “4 by 4” game brings yet a new dimension into the gameplay. Start by randomly picking 2 cards and form them into the above shape. The usual Threepia game rules does not applies on this game grid. Please refer to “Special Rules” section for more details Special Rules Instead …
By Hannibal K. Madsen If you have tried “The Square” game grid and are looking for something a little bit more challenging in the beginner arena, why not try “The H”. Start by randomly picking 5 cards, overlap and form them into the above shape. The usual Threepia game rules applies, there is no additional …
By The Folks at Threepia Limited elements on the game grid, limited combination possibilities! Are you up for the challenge? Start by randomly picking 4 cards and overlapping them to form the above shape. Although the usual Threepia game rules applies, we have introduce a new “Maximum Shape Combo” to jazz up the game. Try …
By Hannibal K. Madsen Becoming a bit of an expert in forming 3 in a roll? Why not try “The Skyscraper”, now you can expand your creative mind and challenge yourself to score 4 in a roll combos. Start by randomly picking 4 cards forming them into the above shape. The usual Threepia game rules …
By Hannibal K. Madsen This is a little weird one, the creator call it “The Unknown” or we thought it look like an UFO too. Call it whatever you like, we have great fun playing with it, you should try it too. Start by randomly picking 4 cards and form them into the above shape. …
By Folks at Threepia Do not be deceived by its name! “The Worm” is not as simple as you think. Start by randomly picking 2 cards and form them into above shape. The usual Threepia game rules applies but we have introduce a new “Maximum Shape Combo” to jazz up the fun! Try it! Special …
By The Folks at Threepia Yes! We are tightening up the game grid, you are up for the challenge when you have less elements? Just how good your mind is? Try out “The fridge”! Start by randomly picking 3 cards and form them into the above shape. The usual Threepia game rules applies, there is …
By The Folks at Threepia Have your friend over? Why not try out “The Snake”, it is great for maxing the score-chart with long “Train combos”. Start by randomly picking 3 cards and form them into the above shape. The usual Threepia game rules applies, there is no additional or special rules to be observed.
By The Folks at Threepia This is not as easy as it seem. It can be tricky if your eyes are not as sharp as there should be. Start by randomly picking 4 cards and forming then into the above windmill shape. The usual Threepia game rules applies, there is no additional or special rules …
By The Folks at Threepia If you new to Threepia, we recommend you to start playing with the is grip. Start by randomly picking 4 cards and forming then into the above shape. The usual Threepia game rules applies, there is no additional or special rules to be observed.
