Domino With Cards

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This is a dominoes-inspired game where you must create the longest possible chain of pips by laying down cards. Each time you lay a card down, you gain points from every pip it’s connected to.

• Meet the level’s par to win.
• Improve your game by adding code injections.
• Pay attention to Scalab the bug. They’ll explain game concepts as they appear.

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Domino With Cards Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions

How to Play

Lay down the tiles so that as many dots as possible are connected to one another.

• Starting the Game
  • Select Start on the bottom row of the welcome screen to begin.
  • Your web browser automatically saves your game progress and high scores.
    • Select Restart to clear your previous progress and start over.
    • Select Continue on the right to pick up where you last left off.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • With your mouse, left click and drag the tiles into position.
  • Touchscreen devices
    • Tap on the screen with your fingers and use them as a mouse.
• Game Play
  • Tutorial
    • The game starts off with a tutorial. Scalab, the bug on the right side of the screen will serve as your guide.
      • They start off by guiding you through the basics of the game.
      • Afterward, they will mention what each tile is like and what the new codes you choose do to your game.
      • In later levels, they will also inform you of major changes in the rules.
  • Basic objectives
    • Despite its title, the game only shares a passing semblance to dominoes. Your task is to meet each level’s score par before you discard the last card.
    • Make sure as many of the dots (pips) in each of the cards are adjacent to (connect) to one another.
      • Lines will appear near the pips of each card when a connection is possible.
      • Each time you lay down a card, you receive points based on the number of pips that it connects with.
        • The longer the chain of connected pips, the more points you earn per turn.
        • In normal circumstances, only the pips connected to the card you laid will count toward your score. These pips are activated.
    • Each card you draw is random.
      • You can check out your cards by selecting your draw pile.
    • The level ends when you run out of tiles to lay on your deck.
      • Meet or surpass the par score shown on the top left corner of the screen to clear the level.
      • If you run out of cards before reaching par, you lose the game.
      • The level will also end if you fill out all 25 slots in the grid.
    • Each time you finish a level, you must add another card and code to your deck.
  • Scoring
    • Scoring is cumulative. You earn points each time you lay down a tile.
    • The score you earned in one level carries over to the next one.
    • Each level’s score pars are higher than the last.
      • In the early game, this can mean that your score in the previous level is already enough to cover the par of the next one.
      • In the late game, you’ll need the extra points from previous levels to meet par.
      • Thus, you must maximize the points you earn early on to clear later levels with less difficulty.
  • Special cards
    • Some cards have effects that make gameplay easier or more difficult.
      • Bomb cards
        • These have a fuse attached to them. After a set number of turns (usually 2), they will explode.
        • Anything card attached to them previously will be disconnected.
        • You need a special card or code to stop them from activating.
      • Rotate cards
        • These let you rotate the cards that it points to.
        • The affected card rotates in the direction and number of times shown.
        • These can be useful when you need to connect cards that are facing the wrong direction.
      • Star pip
        • Stars act as multipliers. They multiply the value of any chain of the pips they are a part of. It starts off as 2x.
        • The more cards with star pips you have, the higher your multiplier is.
      • Magnet cards
        • These push away adjacent cards they point to and activates them.
    • You can pick these cards after clearing each level.
  • Level types
    • Standard levels have a par score. Meet the minimum number of points before you run out of pieces to win the game.
    • Other levels have special rules. They don’t have par, but you must meet their arbitrary rules to clear the level.
      • Make sure that your cards connect with a specified number of pips at least once.
      • Connect the 2 starting cards.
      • Finish the level in the allotted time.
    • Some levels forbid you from peeking at your draw pile.
    • Some levels have bugs or visual interference that will affect your ability to play.
    • A few levels have blank cards placed in a pattern. These will obstruct your card placement.
  • Code injections
    • Codes act as power ups in the game. They change the rules for the level.
      • Defuse kit: Turn bombs into stars
      • Options: Increases the number of code injections you can choose from after each level
      • Variety: Increases the number of cards you can choose from at the end of each level
      • Greed: Get twice as many cards after the end of each level
      • Orphanizer: Lets you get rid of bad cards by placing them on their own.
      • Tactician: Gain thrice the number of points from even turns but no points from odd turns.
      • Stardust: Every generated card will have at least one star pip
      • Starchild: Turns every 30th pip activated into a star pip
      • Detonator: Activates the neighbors of detonated cards
      • Roller: Enhances your rotator cards and adds a random star to rotated cards
      • Replacement: Replaces exploding cards with a random card
      • Underachiever: Lowers the par for each level
      • Chaos: Gives you a random card instead of a drawn one every 5 turns
      • Replacement: Replaces a random card each time one gets destroyed
      • Bigger Hand: Gain an additional card in your hand per turn
      • Lucky Rolls: Lets you get much better cards
      • Bomberman: Randomly turns stars into pips
      • Visions: Shows you the draw pile in the correct order
      • Edge multiplier: Causes cards placed on any edge to gain a multiplier
      • Vacuum: Enhances your pull cards by making them affecting all the cards in the marked direction and increasing their range
      • Center: Gives a +5 multiplier to cards placed in the center
      • One Eighty: Makes all rotator cards work twice
      • Force: Enhances your push cards by making them affecting all the cards in the marked direction and increasing their range
      • Star Pusher: Cards affected by pusher cards gain a star pip
      • Star Puller: Cards affected by puller cards gain a star pip
    • You get one new code each time you clear a level.
• Tips
  • Place your cards to where they will connect to the most number of pips.
  • Choose the right code injections to maximize your points, avoid inconveniences, and play longer.
    • In general, you should choose code injections that neutralize bombs and their effects.
    • Choose cards that generate multipliers and star pips.
    • Pick out cards that increase your choices.
  • Focus on the center and work your way out.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for players who like domino games.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

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Mobile Friendly Cross Browser Support

This game is rendered in mobile-friendly HTML5, so it offers cross-device gameplay. You can play it on mobile devices like Apple iPhones, Google Android powered cell phones from manufactures like Samsung, tablets like the iPad or Kindle Fire, laptops, and Windows-powered desktop computers. All game files are stored locally in your web browser cache. This game works in Apple Safari, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Opera and other modern web browsers.

Plays.org published this Classic on April 14, 2022 / 0 Comments