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Dominoes

BBC Micro · 1991 · WOR

Blue Ribbon Mike Williams

Publisher: Blue Ribbon · Developer: Mike Williams

Even though you play this version of Dominoes on your own, it won't be long before the 'Oldies' in your family are muscling in on the action! Yes, the traditional game which has been superbly translated for the computer, is suitable for all ages and is sure to provde many hours of simple fun! There are twenty eight dominoes in a set, and each is divided in half by a line. Within each half, the surface is either blank or marked by dots, ranging in number from one to six. Seven of the dominoes are doubles, with the same values on either side of the line, ranging from double blank to double six. The rest have different combinations of values, for example, 6-5; 4-1; 3-0. Of the many variations on the game, all share the same central objective; to get rid of all your hand of dominoes before your opponents can get rid of theirs. This program contains two of the most popular versions of the game; "Domino Out" and "Five And Threes".

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