Dominoes BIG

As you attempt to survive in the dark, this game puts your flexibility and fast thinking to the test. The classic board game Dominoes, which may have originated in ancient China or even in Tutankhamun's tomb, requires players to strategically arrange 28 tiles (in a double-six set). There are several different versions of the game, which is usually played by two to four players. The object of the game is for each player to start with a certain amount of tiles and match the numbers to lay them down in a chain. Players alternately place their tiles, starting with the highest double, or draw new ones if they don't match. The person with the fewest points wins. The game goes on until a player successfully inserts all of their tiles or it gets blocked.