Pass and Play Dominoes
Two to four people, one phone or tablet, one game of Big 6 Fives. Pass the device after each turn. No account and no internet needed.
How pass and play works
Big 6 Fives is scored by the open ends. After you play a tile, add up the numbers at the open ends of the chain. If the total is a multiple of five, you score that many points. A double at an end counts both halves, and the first double (the spinner) counts twice until both sides of it are covered, then north and south open up.
Each turn starts on a "Pass to" screen that hides every hand. The next player taps the button to see their own tiles, plays or draws, and the screen covers the tiles again before the device moves on. Only the player whose turn it is ever sees their tiles; everyone else just sees how many tiles are left.
Can't play? Draw from the boneyard until something fits. If the boneyard is empty you pass. Go out first and you collect the other hands, rounded to the nearest five. A blocked table goes to the lowest hand. First to the target wins.
Games are not saved and do not count toward ratings, stats or coins.