About Domino Spider Duel
Every match is a 2 player duel, so it is always just you against one rival.
The game opens with a low double placed in the center, and every tile after that has to connect back to it through matching numbers. If none of your tiles fit, you draw from the market, which makes your hand bigger instead of smaller.
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A match can also end in a block, where nobody can make a move. In that case the player holding fewer points wins, so the tiles left in your hand still count even when nobody goes out.
You can face the computer or take on a real person in multiplayer matches. Where you place each tile decides most games, though what you pull from the market brings in some luck.
Quick summary
- Each player starts with seven dominoes.
- The first tile is a low double placed in the center.
- Players take turns adding tiles with matching numbers, and anyone who cannot play draws from the market.
- The first player to empty their hand wins the match.
Key features
- It is a one-on-one domino board game.
- You can play against the computer or a real opponent.
- All tiles connect back to the double in the center.
- A blocked game goes to the player holding fewer points.
- It runs in portrait mode on phones and tablets.
Tips & tricks
- Play your doubles early, since getting them on the table gives you an edge.
- Get rid of high-point tiles when you can, because a blocked game is won by the player with fewer points in hand.
Frequently asked questions
How many dominoes does each player start with?
Each player starts with seven.
What happens if I have no tile that fits?
You draw a tile from the market.
Who wins if the game gets blocked?
The player holding fewer points wins.
Can I play against a real person?
Yes. You can play against the computer or against a real opponent.
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