Square-Go Writes:
"This is definitely a comprehensive dominoes package, options in each mode let you tweak the game to suit your play style by changing difficulty, the size of the domino set and the length of the game. Domino Master also plays just as well either against one of the three difficulties of computer opponents, against local friends or online against anyone in the nicely active LIVE community.
Microsoft are clearly trying to reach as many gamers as possible these days and as a casual game Domino Master is a great success. Anyone wanting to play dominoes on their widescreen TV or across the internet need look no further. For the rest of us though, it is little more than a nice distraction if you want a change of pace from the usual guns and cars and monsters of the rest of our videogames."
By popular demand, TikGames has created a free Title Update that allows groups of players to continue playing from game to game without needing to return to the lobby and restart their match. This feature can only be allowed in Player Matches. Also, players who win a round get to choose the first domino placed in the next round, allowing skilled players to control suits to suit themselves.
The trivia pursuit game is the next one that needs an update. Because i'm pretty sure Lost the show isn't a gameshow.
360Evolved interviews Howard Lehr, Design Director of TikGames about Domino Master.
Gamesradar: "The first game from Tik Games since Texas Hold 'Em stinks to high heaven of THE's vibe and is just as bare-boned and simple, but where the card game had instant universal appeal and a colossal user base, their Domino game is underplayed. Nobody plays it, so why would you? It's killed by the audience, not the developer."
