How to play
Dominoes is a turn-based board game where you try to get an upper hand on your opponent. You and your opponent take turns matching tiles. If you have no possible moves, draw a domino until you can match a tile. When there are no dominoes left to draw, pass your turn until you can play. The first player to reach 100 points wins.
The game also includes Block Dominoes, which works the same as Draw Dominoes except for one difference: if you have no possible moves, you pass your turn until you can match a tile.
Controls explained
Hold and drag to move your dominoes. That is the control the game uses for placing tiles on the board.
Tips
- Keep track of which numbers have been played so you know what tiles your opponent might still hold.
- When you cannot match a tile, draw as the rules allow, then look for a new match before passing.
- In Block Dominoes, passing is your only option when stuck, so plan your tiles to leave yourself a playable number.
- Watch the score as you get closer to 100 points, since the round ends when someone reaches it.
FAQ
What happens if I cannot match a tile? In Draw Dominoes, you draw a domino until you can match a tile. If no dominoes are left, you pass your turn until you can play. In Block Dominoes, you pass your turn when you have no possible moves.
How do I win a game of Dominoes? The first player to reach 100 points wins. The game ends when a player reaches that score.
What is the difference between Draw Dominoes and Block Dominoes? Block Dominoes follows the same rules as Draw Dominoes, except that when you have no possible moves, you pass your turn until you can match a tile.
