Buku Dominoes

Beech Domino is a PC version of the well-known logical game, whose origins date back to the times of ancient Egypt. The British studio Absolutist is responsible for its creation, known for example from the creation of a computer variety of Sudoku - Buku Sudoku.

Just like in a real table game, the aim of the computer game is to place randomly drawn dominoes to get rid of them in the shortest possible time before other players succeed in the game.

Beech Domino is distinguished by the number of available play modes. The title offers as many as 10 different variations of the classic game. For example, during a standard game, we add pieces from two sides of a piece randomly selected at the beginning of the game, and every turn we choose one additional element each. While playing the Sevastopol game, all the pieces are distributed among the players at the start and they are added from four sides of the block containing two-sixes. Other available gameplay variations include Bergen, Muggins, Blok and Mexican Train.

In addition to playing with computer opponents, the production allows up to four people to play on one computer at the same time in the so-called "hot chair", as well as determining the target number of points of victory.

The game's audiovisual setting is simple and uncomplicated. The title offers 3 different interface styles, 10 sets of domino tracks and 125 different background types. It is worth mentioning that it can be modified by importing your own photos from the computer. The music accompanying the party is relaxing and fits in well with the style of play. Here, too, it is possible to replace it with your favourite .ogg songs.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015