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Dominoes, also known as dominos, is a captivating board game played with rectangular "domino" tiles. Our app brings you an extensive collection of games to enjoy:
Features:
- Ten diverse domino games: classic dominoes, draw game, block game, Mexican train, muggins (All fives), naval kozel, jackass, human-human-wolf, kozel, Bergen, and cross. Look forward to more in the next update, including Chicken foot and blitz!
- Three online multiplayer options: draw game, block game, and muggins (All fives).
- Daily bonus rewards to keep you coming back for more.
- Support for 2-4 players, perfect for family and friends.
- A user-friendly interface that makes gameplay smooth and enjoyable.
- Challenging AI opponents to test your skills.
- A global cloud leaderboard to compete with players worldwide.
- Comprehensive single-player stats to track your progress.
- Exciting news: Mexican train will soon be available for multiplayer in our next update!
The gaming pieces in dominoes form a set, often referred to as a deck or pack. The traditional Sino-European domino set comprises 28 dominoes, affectionately known as bones, cards, tiles, tickets, stones, or spinners. Each domino is a rectangular tile divided by a line into two square ends, marked with spots or left blank. Domino sets are versatile, much like playing cards or dice, and can be used for a variety of games. There are also extended sets (double 9 and double 12), commonly used for Mexican train, Chicken Foot, and similar games. Each country has its unique set of dominoes games; for instance, England enjoys muggins (All fives), Scandinavian countries play Bergen, Mexico loves Mexican train, and Spain favors Matador.
The earliest reference to dominoes comes from Song Dynasty China. They later appeared in Italy during the 18th century, though the transition from Chinese to modern versions remains a mystery.
General Rules of Dominoes:
Blocking Game
The most basic domino variant is a two-player game using a double six set. The 28 tiles are shuffled face down to create the stock or boneyard. Each player draws seven tiles, and the rest remain unused. Players position their tiles on-edge to see their own but not others'. The game starts with one player laying down their first tile, which varies by game. In Muggins, it's the highest double (6-6); in Bergen, it's 0-0; and in Mexican train, it's the next lower double. Players take turns extending the line of play by matching adjacent tile values. The game concludes when a player plays their last tile or when no moves are left, scoring based on the remaining tiles.
Scoring Game
In scoring games, players earn points for specific configurations, moves, or emptying their hand. Variations of the draw game are common. In Muggins (All fives), players score when the open ends sum to multiples of five. In Bergen, points are scored when open ends match. If a player fails to call "domino" before laying a tile and another player calls it afterward, the first player must draw an extra tile. In Mexican train, the double zero domino scores 50 points.
Draw Game
In draw games, players can draw tiles from the stock before playing. The game's score is calculated from the pips in the losing player's hand and the stock, typically leaving two tiles in the stock. The draw game is often simply called "dominos."
Mexican train has arrived! Dive into our dominoes app and enjoy the full range of this game's varieties. You can play domino online, including Draw game, Block game, and Muggins (All fives), for free!
What's New in the Latest Version 3.3.5
Last updated on Feb 20, 2024
Bug fixes.
