Tile & Domino Games

Dominoes is a family of tile-matching games played with standardized rectangular tiles divided into two square ends marked with pips (0 to 6 in Double-Six sets). Primary variants include the Draw game, Block game, and Mexican Train, with official tournament standards governing Double satisfaction, train opening markers, and pip-count scoring.

Mahjong is a 4-player tile-matching game originating in China, played with 136 or 144 tiles across Suits (Dots, Bamboo, Characters) and Honors (Winds and Dragons). The objective is to build a winning 14-tile hand composed of four melds (Chows/sequences or Pungs/triplets) and one pair, with official Japanese Riichi rules requiring at least one valid Yaku (scoring condition).

Rummikub is a tile-based game combining elements of Rummy and Mahjong, played with 106 tiles (numbers 1–13 in four colors plus two Jokers). Players must achieve an initial meld threshold of 30 points before being permitted to manipulate, split, and rearrange all existing tiles on the board to form valid Groups and Runs.