How to play Neon Dominoes
This is classic block dominoes for two players — you against the CPU. The full double-six set of 28 tiles is shuffled and you each draw 7 tiles. Whoever holds the highest double opens the round by laying it down; if nobody has a double, the heaviest tile opens. After that you take turns adding one tile to an open end of the line: the touching halves must show the same number of pips. Tiles flip automatically to fit.
Controls
Tap a glowing tile in your hand — playable tiles glow cyan. If the tile fits only one end it plays immediately; if it fits both ends, use ◀ Left end or Right end ▶ to choose. Pass is only allowed when you genuinely have no move. Press ▶ Play to deal the first round.
Rounds, scoring and winning the match
A round ends the moment someone plays their last tile — domino! — and that player banks all the pips left in the opponent's hand. If neither side can move, the round is blocked: whoever holds the fewest pips wins and banks the difference. Rounds keep coming until someone reaches 100 points and takes the match. Your match score is saved between rounds in the HUD.
Tips for tile slingers
Dump heavy tiles early — high pips are points for your opponent if the round blocks. Doubles are flexible but lock up your hand, so play them when an end is crowded. Watch which numbers the CPU passes on: that end is probably safe to leave open. And when you smell a block coming, keep your pip count low.