Condowinium - Tetris-Like Stacking Game with Polyominoes

Condowinium is a simple polyominoes stacking and balancing game for 2 to 4 players plus a solo mode.
You’re competing to construct a condominium tower.
Each Tetris-like tile is a unit to be placed on a floor.
Build up each floor by matching unit numbers with dice rolls.
Optimize floors while thwart your competition.

It’s a bit like 3D dominoes with dice.

Roll dice, match, stack and balance Tetris-like pieces.
Two pieces must match the die roll. For example, rolling 3-4 means you must align an existing piece with a 3 to a piece with a 4.
The two numbers must be either adjacently next to each other or on top of one another.

The challenge is to get rid of all or most of your pieces to win.
The game is over when no more pieces are available.
The player with the lowest value of unplayable pieces wins.

As the game progresses, more strategic planning is required.

Two sizes:
Small - 4x4 game board, with 70 lasercut wooden 0.5-inch pieces
Large - 6x6 game board, with 70 lasercut wooden 1-inch pieces

The small game has digitally-printed pieces.
The large game has handpainted and etched pieces.

Delivery outside Canada and USA is available but requires a custom order for shipping.

Colourful, precision-lasercut wooden pieces.
 
Setup:
• Pick initial first floor layout for easy to difficult challenges
• Place all pieces upside down between the players

Game Play: On each turn, a player will:
• Roll both dice
• If they have a piece that matches an existing piece, places that pieces
• Otherwise picks up any random piece and attempts to place it
Play until all tiles have been placed or no more placements can be made.

Scoring: Each person adds up the die values of their remaining tiles. The player with the lowest value wins. In case of a tie, the youngest player wins.

 
Tile Placement:
You will have two numbers to consider from the dice roll. A number on an existing tile and a number on the tile to be placed from your hand.

Overhanging is allowed as long as the tile can be balanced. More than half of the tile must rest on the stack. It is impossible to overhang a tile with two numbers.

Notes:
• You must place a tile if two numbers match except if it won’t balance.
• You can overlap the 3x3 space once there are at least three levels.