Draw, Block and All Fives on a real double-six set. Play online against people at your rating, or offline against bots that actually think. Ten clubs, from the Rookie Table to the World Championship.
Coming to iPhone. Free to play, with optional purchases.
Most domino apps ship one vague rule set and hope nobody notices. This one implements three properly, including the scoring most apps get wrong.
Draw, Block and All Fives, each with correct scoring, spinner handling and blocked-round resolution. Free-for-all or 2v2 partners.
Quick Match pairs you by rating. Private tables give you a four-letter code for friends. Bots fill empty seats so a game never stalls.
From the free Rookie Table to Monaco, Tokyo and the World Championship. Each club raises the stakes and the standard of play.
Hand-built felt, wood and bone. Every tile reads clearly at a glance, which matters more in dominoes than in almost any other board game.
Plain-English rules for every mode in the game, written from the same rule engine the app runs on.
The most common variant. Draw from the boneyard when you cannot play, and score the pips left in every other hand.
No drawing. Pass when you cannot play. Fast, tactical, and decided by what you chose to keep.
Score whenever the open ends total a multiple of five. The variant most apps implement incorrectly.
Yes. The Rookie Table costs nothing to enter and the whole game is playable without paying. Purchases are optional.
Every mode works offline against bots with four difficulty levels. You only need a connection for online tables.
Yes. Create a private table and share the four-letter code.
