Sumoku Fan Site

In all sumoku games, tiles must be arranged in a crossword- style pattern such that each row and column adds up to a multiple of the key number. The key number is the number rolled on the die.

The created pattern itself is called a sumoku. In all sumoku variations:

• There are only 6 colors.
• A color cannot repeat in the same row or column.
• A row or column must be a combination of 2 to 6 tiles in the same unbroken line.
• The "6" tile can be used as a "6" or a "9".
• The die is rolled only once for an entire game.

Components

• 96 tiles
• 1 die
• travel pouch
• Rulebook

Object of the Game

In sumoku, the object is to get the highest score. Players collect points by arranging tiles in rows and columns which add up to multiples of the key number. …

Speed Sumoku

Object of the Game

In speed sumoku, players race to be the first to assemble all of their tiles in their own crossword-style pattern. As in sumoku, each row and column must add up to a multiple of the key number.

Setup

Turn the tiles face down and shuffle them around. Place the bag next to the draw pile. All players draw 10 tiles and turn them face up in front of them.

Game Play

"Sumo-go!": Roll the die. When it stops and the key num- ber is displayed, all the players begin assembling their tiles. …