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Domino Sausage Duel

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In Domino Sausage Duel you race one opponent to lay out all your dominoes, and you can cut the chain to pass tiles to them.

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Desktop and mobile

How to play Domino Sausage Duel

Desktop

Check the instructions in the game for the controls.

Mobile and tablet

Domino Sausage Duel works on phones and tablets, and it is played in portrait orientation.

About Domino Sausage Duel

It is a 2 player spin on dominoes where your hand is something to get rid of as fast as you can.

The game ends the moment one player has laid out every domino they hold. The main twist is the cut. Instead of only placing your own tiles, you redirect dominoes to the other player through a cut part of the chain, so they end up with more to deal with.

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The player holding the double one domino goes first and may open with any of their dominoes. From that first tile the game grows in two parallel lines. On each turn you lay a domino at the end of the chain so that one of its halves touches a tile with the same number.

You can play against the computer or take on a real person online in multiplayer mode. Both sides follow the same rules, so the cut works for your opponent just as well as it works for you.

Quick summary

  • The player with the double one domino starts and can open with any tile.
  • Two parallel lines of dominoes grow out from that first tile.
  • You take turns matching numbers at the end of the chain and use cuts to send dominoes over to your opponent.
  • The first player to lay out all their dominoes wins.

Key features

  • A domino board game for two players.
  • Cutting the chain sends dominoes to the other player.
  • You can face the computer or an online opponent.
  • The chain grows in two parallel lines from the first domino.
  • It plays in portrait mode on phones and tablets.

Tips & tricks

  • Check the numbers at the open ends of the chain before each move, since a tile only fits next to a matching number.
  • Use a cut whenever it lets you push dominoes onto your opponent, because a smaller hand means you are closer to winning.
  • Expect the same treatment back, so keep an eye on how many tiles your opponent still holds.

Frequently asked questions

Who goes first in Domino Sausage Duel?
The player holding the double one domino starts, and they can open with any of their dominoes.
How does a game end?
It ends as soon as one player has laid out all of their dominoes.
What does the cut do?
It lets you redirect dominoes to the other player through a cut part of the chain.
Can I play against a real person?
Yes. You can play an online opponent or play against the computer.

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