Build your domino deck, equip jokers to supercharge your chains, and beat as many rounds as you can! But be careful: once you lose a round, it's game over and you must start from nothing again. Dominogue is a free to play game! It's being actively developed, so expect updates and new features to come soon.
The latest update added full Voiceover support. I'm still in contact with the developer and already suggested another big round of fixes, so you can espect much more in the future, but the game is already playable as it is.
Terms used in the game:
PIP is the number of points for each side of the piece. Cart is when you have a piece with both sides with the same value, example: 4-4, 3-3, and so on.
Scoring requires you to rearrange your jokers so that the ones that give you more PIP comes first, then the ones that give you MULT and lastly the X MULT to multiply everything.
While double tapping and holding to move your pieces in the upgrade phase or to rearrange the jokers Voiceover doesn't give any feedback, but the developer is already aware of the accessibility actions and I'm sure that it will be improved in the future. but it can be already done if you have experience with it. I can rearrange everything perfectly already.
When playing a piece that can be played in either side, you need to swipe left from your hand, you will find the buttons either to play on the left or right side of the piece.
The game still doesn't have sound effects, but it's already in the list of suggestions, as well as haptic feedback. As I said, the developer is doing the research to implement the accessibility actions and the game will keep getting better with future updates. I was able to reach round 16 today. Played for more than 5 hours. I'm addicted.
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Comments
Tutorial and flipping dominoes
Is there any sort of tutorial for the game. I was looking around the menus and I did not see the directions on how to play. In addition, I have a domino down let's say six, four and then I have another domino that I can play that, is 6 2. I assume it's placing the sixes together, visually but it doesn't annouce auditorially the number 2 6 6 4. Is there a way to get auditory announcements to match the visual presentation?