TEXAS DOMINOES

Play classic All Fives dominoes with a Texas twist. Score in multiples of five, control the Spinner, draw from the Boneyard, or block the game. Play against friends or solo. Relive your best rounds with game replays, stats, and badges.

In-game music made by a real Texan musician

Texas themed score celebrations
Cowboy Commentary while you play

Draw your hand, play your dominoes by matching the "pips", and score by making the open ends on the board total a multiple of five. Use the Spinner to your advantage, force the other player to draw from the Boneyard, or infuriate your opponent by blocking the game and getting points for all the dominos they couldn't play.

Every move matters: set up future scores, set traps, and counter anticipated moves to score big.

Those dominoes they’re still holding? That’s your payday. Go out, or win a blocked round with the fewest pips, and watch the remaining pips fly into the tally. Each opponent’s hand is rounded separately to the nearest five, then added to your score.

Big plays deserve receipts. Earn badges for 5, 10, 15, 20, or 25+ point plays, and string together two or more consecutive scoring plays on your turns for a Hot Streak. Watch them appear at round’s end, then keep building your collection in saved match stats.

Cross-platform multiplayer up to 4 players
Dead simple multiplayer setup using lobby codes
LAN multiplayer for same-network games
Local pass-and-play on the same device
Single player against adjustable AI difficulty

NOTE: The demo is currently limited to 2 multiplayer games a day.

The 2 multiplayer game demo limit uses a rolling 24-hour window and counts both online and LAN multiplayer games. AI difficulty is capped at Hard in the demo, and the demo does not include 500-point matches.

Choose your table theme, switch up the domino fronts, and make the backs your own.

Upload your own custom domino skin for the back and choose the style for the front
Shuffle the dominoes, individually select the ones you want for your hand, or auto-draw
Display your hand vertically or horizontally and rearrange in any order
Keyboard, mouse, touch, and controller support

Customize your game settings:

Choose a hand size of 7 dominoes or 9
Set the point limit to 50, 100, 250, or 500
When the point limit is reached, decide to: instantly end the game, give one more turn, or finish the round
Highlight the Spinner and last played domino so they are easier to keep track of
Toggle on/off camera shakes, domino placement, and scoring animations
Point Limit Approaching warnings before it is too late

The 7-or-9 hand-size option applies to two-player games. Three-player games offer hands of five or seven; four-player games use five dominoes per hand.