Domino

Domino is a traditional tile-based game where players match domino tiles based on their numbers. The game can be played by 2 or more players, and the objective is typically to be the first player to place all of your tiles, or to have the least number of remaining tiles when no further plays are possible.

Key Features:

• Tile-Based Gameplay: The game consists of rectangular tiles, each divided into two square ends, each of which has a number of pips (dots) ranging from 0 to 6 in the most common version.
• Matching Numbers: Players take turns placing tiles on the table, matching one of their tiles with the numbers on the open ends of the chain of dominoes already placed.
• Simple but Strategic: While the rules are simple, Domino requires strategic thinking to manage your tiles and block opponents' moves.

Game Variations:

• Block Dominoes: Players draw a set number of tiles and take turns placing them, blocking the opponent when possible.
• Draw Dominoes: If a player cannot play a tile, they must draw from the remaining tiles until they can play.

Key Details:

• Players: 2-4 players
• Age: Suitable for ages 6 and up
• Playtime: 15-30 minutes (varies with players and rules)