Triovision

About this board game

Triovision is a shape-matching board game for 1–6 players that takes about 20 minutes to play. Players move pieces on the game board to recreate the arrangements shown on task cards.

Each task card presents a shape to match. The challenge is that players may move only one piece in order to claim a card, so finding the correct move is central to every turn. Can you see the solution before another player does?

Triovision combines visual observation with a race to recognize the required board position. As players examine the pieces and the task cards, they compete to identify a legal single-piece move that completes a shown shape.

• Match board arrangements to the shapes shown on task cards.
• Move only one piece to claim a card.
• Race against other players to find the right move first.
• Win by claiming the most cards.

The game’s objective is straightforward: collect more task cards than anyone else. Every successful match brings a card into your collection, while the limited-move rule keeps the focus on spotting the precise solution.

Designed for games of around 20 minutes, Triovision offers a compact competitive challenge for up to six players. Its official release year is 2008, and the game also supports a single player.

Whether played alone or as a race against others, Triovision centers on one clear question: can you find the right move before someone else claims the card?