- Added Spanish language localization.
- Rearranged things so that less storage space is used.
- Huge memory use optimization.
- Quicker loading times.
- Implemented a fix so that on those rare occasions tiles don't go off screen into obscurity and beyond.
- Fixed a bug on bigger screens where score summary screen would halt mid way when going back up.
- Fixed an issue where the game would reset after going off to background and resuming on devices with little available memory.
Dominoes is a fun deep tactical imperfect information game, where four players in teams of 2 take turns counterclockwise around the table playing 1 of their 7 domino tiles. The player that gets to play all of their dominoes first wins the round!
Other player's left over tiles' scores get summed up together, and granted to the winning player's team. First team to reach a score of 200 wins the Game!
DomDom offers the single best gameplay experience a dominoes app can offer, with a beautifully and professionally crafted AI that adapts both its difficulty and level of play to the way you play. The AI and its multiple personalities makes good plays, good assist, as us humans; does its mistakes and always offers a challenge to every player.
It is great for those learning the game, and awesome for those who know how to play the Latin-American way. Playing on the level where every played tile means something.
Most dominoes game apps around lack any depth and can't offer a good playing experience, DomDom on the other hand was created to show the world how dominoes is a deep and exciting game.
When you play a tile, it usually tells other players how that is the number of which you have the most in your hand, and other players react to that, both your partner and your opponents. Or when the player passes a turn, it tells other players that you lack any tile of the playable numbers on the table, and your partner tries to help you, while your opponents take advantage of it and pressure you. Or how if someone plays on a number he previously placed means that he's running away from the number on the other end of the table, because he lacks any of it, and your partner and opponents react accordingly, and likewise when you, the player see it happening, making this a mental thug of war dance between 2 teams of 4 people.
A Lot can be said or written about the intricate things of this apparently simple yet incredibly deep game, however, why not experience it?
Can you decipher what your opponents, and your partner have in their hands in order to control the round and Dominate to Victory? You will learn the reason why across Latin-America there are people playing dominoes every 4 to 5 sidewalk corners on the streets.
Have fun playing DomDom.
