The new competitive tile-matching game: fun and challenging board game for 2-6 players, aged 8+. New easier instructions!

We've had this game about a year now, and it's one that gets pulled off the game shelf regularly, we happily play it with 2, but it also works great with more.The concept of the game is simple, each tile has 3 facts about it, and you need to add it to a row or column where everything has something in common. There are of course complexities about not having matching tiles in a row, and bonuses if you add the final piece to a row, or manage to play all your hand at once, but they just add to the game.Although we don't have any issues with colour blindness, being able to tell the pieces apart easily, and not having lots of small words to read on a piece makes it accessible for everyone.We've played it with 6 years olds and 80 year olds, and once they've played a couple of turns, everyone knows what to do.Overall it's a great game and one that we'll continue playing :)

Bought this to play with my family and extremely pleased. It can be made as simple as you wish for my son and also if you start to play strategies then can be more challenging with other adults.Loved the fact that you can put the pieces in a cloth bag and can take it with you if going out or on holiday and without the box so very light to carry. The pad is quite heavy so not sure I would use this away from home but not needed as probably could just use a piece of paper to score.I like that it is an engaging game without having to have a degree to understand the rules definitely a bonus for me.

We have played this so many times - far more than other games bought before or since. It is easy to pick up the rules quickly, and is both fun and challenging as described. The parts are well made too, it's always good that a game has a quality feel to it, as well as ensuring it lasts a long time. Thoroughly recommended.

I wanted a game to play on New Year’s Day with my husband and little brother that we’d all enjoy and one that wasn’t too difficult to learn. This seemed to fit the bill. I was a bit surprised that all the counters were made from thick card when it arrived as for £19.99 (the price at the time), that seemed a bit expensive for what it was. However, we duly played a couple of games and it is a fun and quite strategic game to play once you get the hang of it. I have no doubt that we’ll play it again on family get togethers but, it is too expensive for what it is at that price as you get a cardboard box, cardboard counters, score pad, jute bag and printed instructions.

The simple games (Trivial Pursuit, Jenga etc) are often the best and this is in that category.Thoroughly enjoyed playing this, which I purchased on a word of mouth recommendation. Very quick to learn and it contains the key elements of the most successful games - Luck allied to strategy. It will appeal to all ages (which will be helpful for parents looking for something to play with their offspring.Well-designed (no plastic) and small enough to carry in a bag on a holiday, where it would be addictive enough to wile away the hours, even though it's relatively quick to play.Treat yourself to a game of 'Threees' this Christmas.

Attempted to play over Christmas, very very unclear and confusing instructions. Depending on how you read them the game is either Uber easy and over to quick or impossible. Waste of money

Great game, fun and really makes you think. Bit like scrabble but with shapes and colours. Was given to me but I’m also going to buy one for my sister and family.

The game is awesome. It is easy to play and challenging. We usually play it in 2, and with more people it is even more fun.The instructions how to play it are very clear, just spend the 5-10 minutes reading it.. Once you know the rules, it is easy to explain to new players.I also like the quality of all parts and the compact box.