Dominoor is dominoes as a siege: you extend an ivory trunk across the walnut table while castle gates along the road demand bones for their two branching arms at the same time. Match the pips and the chains visibly grow, the gates swing open and the keep flag rises; spend a bone a gate's arms still need and that branch deadlocks and the whole gate comes down. Ten candle-lit levels of double-six bones — every greedy road play risks a gate. Ivory dominoes with engraved pips, one flickering candle, drifting motes, and a bone bag to fish when your hand runs dry.
How to play
Click (or press Enter/Space) to take up the bones; a real double-six set deals you a 7-bone hand.
Drag a bone from your hand onto a glowing head — the open road end or a gate's arm stub — and release to play it; matching pips only.
Keyboard instead: ← / → select a bone, Enter or Space plays it onto its glowing head; Digits 1-7 jump-select.
Click the bone bag (or ↑) to draw a replacement bone; double-click a bone, press ↓ or DROP to discard one (-5 points, bag refills your hand).
Each bone is +10, opening a gate (both arms complete) is +150, finishing the whole road is +400 and takes the level ("KEEP TAKEN").
If a bone you played leaves a gate's branch impossible, it deadlocks — the gate collapses and you rebuild the same castle with fresh bones.
P or Esc pauses; win all ten levels and the castle stands. On phones, tap a bone then its head, or use the on-screen buttons.