Dominoes with nine difficulty levels and, more to the point, a mode for two people at one screen. Dominoes Night covers the rest too — a computer opponent you can set to anything from forgiving to merciless, live opponents, and a link you can send to a friend — but the shared-screen table is the one that makes it a game for an evening at home. Time control, move history, hints and a take-back are all there, which matters in a game where one blocked end can decide the round twenty tiles later.
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