Threezy

About Threezy

Threezy is an independent game inspired by SET, and says it is not affiliated with the makers of that card game. The board is a grid of nine cards drawn in its own style: triangles, circles and squares in red, blue or green, each solid, striped or outlined. Three cards form a set when, for each of shape, colour and fill, they are either all the same or all different. Tap three cards to claim a set; there is always at least one on the board.

The daily part is a shared board. The Daily mode gives you two minutes to find as many sets as you can, and Daily 10 times how fast you find ten. Results go on global and country leaderboards for the day, and the archive keeps past boards with their podiums and country champions by date. A hint button is there when you are stuck.

Beyond the daily there is a two-minute sprint, a Race 10 and an endless Flow mode with chains and a marathon board, plus a skill rating and achievements. It is free, with no signup or install, and the rule takes about a minute to learn even if you have never played SET.

How to play Threezy

1. Open threezy.net and choose Daily or Daily 10 for today's shared board.
2. Look at the nine cards: each has a shape, a colour and a fill.
3. Find three cards where each feature is all the same or all different across the three.
4. Tap the three cards to claim the set; new cards replace them.
5. Keep finding sets until the two minutes are up, or until you reach ten on Daily 10, then share your result.

Tips

• Pick two cards and work out what the third must be, then look for it: each pair has exactly one card that completes it.
• Sets where everything differs are easy to overlook; check for them on purpose.
• Scan by one feature at a time, for example all three fills, then all one colour.
• Save the hint for when you have stared at a board for a while; there is always a set somewhere.

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