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As seen on BBC TMI and in the Sunday Telegraph among others, Tantrix is a collection of intriguing activities for 1-4 players, including solitaire puzzles
from simple to virtually impossible and an addictive game which is fun for all the family
yet also playable as a serious strategy game with endless possibilities! (N.B. If you are not in the UK, Ireland or Malta, please click here)
We also distribute three other brilliant games with their own sites - Trax, Hive and Army of Frogs.
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| Find the award-winning Tantrix Game Pack near you | |
| Durable and tactile tiles, novel packaging, addictive game play and the Good Toy Guide's Award for Best Game make Tantrix the game to be playing right now! You can find out more about the Tantrix range here or find a nearby stockist with our interactive map. puzzles & games > stockist map > |
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| If you have recently bought a Tantrix set or got one as a gift, please help us and our stockists to serve you even better by completing our 'First Impressions' survey and gain entry to our prize draw which could win you another game! survey > |
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| World Tantrix Open (Edinburgh, 13-14 June 2009) | 14 Jun 2009 |
| The World Tantrix Open (a real tiles, face-to-face version of the online World Championship) was held at the Royal Commonwealth Pool in Edinburgh on 13-14 June 2009. Niklas Andersson was the winner followed by Hungary's Attila 'the Hun' Mikulan, with Belfast's Simon Wright winning the bronze medal and finishing as the top Brit. Home players also won U18, Challengers and Rising Stars medals. more > |
| Your Tantrix news! | 24 Dec 2008 |
| Tantrix tournaments provide a constant stream of news but only involve a tiny fraction of the hundreds of thousands of Tantrix players in the UK & Ireland. Tantrix is far more than that, so if you've had an interesting or funny experience with Tantrix, why not let us know, preferably with a picture, and sooner or later you may find yourself in the Tantrix news! how to contact us > |
| 11th World Tantrix Championship (online) | 30 Nov 2008 |
| Congratulations to Simon Wright from Belfast who became the fifth GB player to reach the World Championship Final in the last 5 years. The Final lasted 11 games, with 2 tiebreaks, last year's runner-up Yoseph Phillips from Israel just managing to prevail this time. Over 170 players from 25 countries took part. results > |
| 3rd Dutch Open Tantrix Championship (Amsterdam) | 14 Sep 2008 |
| Congratulations to Rob Morton from Knaresborough, who has just won the title at this year's very strong Dutch Open! results > |
| 4th Hungarian Open Tantrix Championship (Budapest) | 24 Aug 2008 |
| Congratulations to Rick Yagodich from Twickenham, who has just won yet another Open, edging out Hungary's Péter Kovács in Budapest! results > |
| 10th European Tantrix Championship (online) | 3 Jul 2008 |
| The 2008 European Championship involved entrants from 15 countries. It was won by Attila Bohl of Hungary with Scottish players James Preen and Ben Thomas reaching the semi-finals and quarter-finals respectively. results > |
| Pocket Tantrix | 1 Jul 2008 |
| What must be the cutest version of Tantrix yet is now available! details > |
| 5th World Team Championship (online) | 21 Apr 2008 |
| Congratulations to GBR A (Colchester's Neil Jenner ITM, Knaresborough's Rob Morton ITM*, Belfast's Simon Wright ITM, Newcastle's Zoe Andrews and James Preen, who now lives in Canada), who have become the World Team Tantrix Champions for the first time after beating teams from the USA, Israel, France, Germany, Poland and Hungary to win the title! results > |
| 7th British Open Table Tantrix Championship (London) | 6 Apr 2008 |
| The 2008 BOTTC was held at City University in London and involved entrants from 9 countries on three continents! It was won by Knaresborough's Rob Morton, the first Tantrix player ever to win three offline 'Opens'! results/pics > |
| Recent media coverage | 30 Jan 2008 |
| Recent media coverage for Tantrix has included Tantrix Discovery featured in the Sunday Telegraph magazine and on BBC TMI plus a number of in-depth reviews. what they say about Tantrix >
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