Board game - (3in1) Mini-tower, Domino, Tic-tac-toe

The set includes pieces for playing "Mini-tower" made from birch wood with dots for playing "Dominoes". That is, you can play dominoes, and you can play "Mini-tower" (Jenga). The set also comes with wooden caps for playing "Unboring tic-tac-toe". It's an unusual, fun, and simple game. The pieces from the tower serve to create the playing field in this case.
Look at the classic game in a new way!

Tic-tac-toe:
Number of players – 2.
Build a 3 x 3 square field for the game from the pieces included in the set.
Each player has several caps of different sizes that can be stacked on top of one another.
The objective of the game is to place three of your caps in a row either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.
The youngest player starts the game.
A larger piece can be placed on an empty cell or on top of a smaller piece.
Don't forget that you can always play classic tic-tac-toe, where the caps cannot cover each other.

Mini-tower:
Number of players – 2-4.
How to play? Just like in the regular tower. The mini version is designed for short games. The principle is quite simple: a tower is built from even wooden pieces (each new “floor” is made by alternating the laying direction), and then players start carefully pulling one piece out and placing it on top of the tower. You can only remove the piece and adjust or push with the fingers of one hand – you cannot play with both hands simultaneously.
The winner is the one who last removes and places a piece on top without collapsing the tower.

Domino:
Number of players – 2-4.
If playing with two, each player gets 7 dominoes; if with three or four, each gets 5. All players receive tiles. The leftover ones are set aside – this is the common "market" or "bank". Participants will take bones from here if they do not have enough to continue the game. The player who has a double rolls first, meaning a tile with the same numbers on both halves. It is accepted that this combination is 6-6 or any other that the players have. If no one has a double, the player with the most valuable tile – with the highest number of points – starts. However, you cannot start a round with zero. The first domino is placed in the center of the table. If it is a "double," it is laid crosswise. Players then take turns placing dominoes. You can place them both vertically and horizontally; the main rule is that the tiles must touch equal sides. If a player does not have a suitable tile to continue their turn, they take one from the "market" until they find the necessary one.
The winner is the one who runs out of all their dominoes first. If everyone has dominoes and there’s nothing to lay on the table (this situation is called a "fish"), then the victory is determined as follows: all participants count the total points scored – they add up the numbers on all their tiles. The one with the lowest number wins.

Game duration: from 20 minutes

Number of players: from 2 to 4