Five-O
Your favorite word game, minus the words.
Instead of letters, the tiles are numbers, and instead of forming words, each sequence of tiles has to add up to five or a multiple of five, and no sequences may be more than five tiles in length.
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How to Play
The Basics
- Each player draws five tiles for their rack.
- The first player places a sequence of one or more of their tiles on the board which sum to five or a multiple of five, with one of the tiles on the center square.
- The next player, and then each player in turn, adds a sequence of one or more of their own tiles to the board, intersecting with tiles already in play.
- All sequences of two or more tiles that are completed, both horizontally and vertically, must add up to multiples of five.
- Sequences may never be more than five tiles in length.
- At the end of each turn, players draw new tiles to replace the ones played.
Scoring
- The score for each play is the sum of the number tiles in sequences completed on that turn, plus any bonuses.
- Bonuses are earned on the turn in which a player places a tile on a bonus square.
- Bonus squares with a plus sign add to the score for the sequence.
- Bonus squares with a multiplication sign multiply the score of the entire sequence.
Winning
- The game ends when a player plays all of their remaining tiles and there are no more tiles left to draw.
- The other players lose five points for each tile they have left when the game ends.
- The player with the highest total score wins.
Tutorial Video
Features
- Full set of easy to learn rules
- Simple controls, just touch and drag the tiles to the board
- Pass and Play multiplayer with up to four players at a time
- Play head to head against a challenging computer opponent
- Save and resume games right where you left off
- Fast startup, no waiting around for loading screens or advertisements
- Realistic wooden tiles and a scorepad make it feel just like family game night