Multimatch I and II deals with square tiles, while Multimatch III and IV concerns triangular tiles. The box of Multimatch IV contains a plastic hexagonal trail, and an acrylic set of Trioker four-colour triangles. Instead of showing dots, the triangles corners are coloured in plain colours. The 1994 edition Kadon rulebook contains a large section of puzzles, and rules for 3 games, plus variants. The two first games are the same that those of Multimatch II. Multimatch. Players take turns placing tiles on the hexagonal trail. Edges must match and the first piece must be placed on a border. Last to play wins. Outmatched. Players share the tiles at random and then race to assemble their group into a symmetrical shape, with edges matching. Hexagonal Match. The four solid-colour tiles are set as starter pieces. Players draw tiles and play them at their turn trying to complete a 6 tiles hexagon.