Domino Legend

Seven tiles each, and from there it's the game your family has probably been arguing about for decades. Domino Legend plays it straight rather than dressing it up.

Both the Block and Draw formats are here, so whichever version you grew up with is the one you can sit down to. A round runs until somebody places their last tile or until neither player can move and the game locks up - and that second ending is the one that decides most matches, because setting up a block is a different skill from simply emptying your hand.

It's portrait, quick to load, and playable free on desktop or phone. If you like the tile-matching side of it more than the tactics, Mahjong Connect works the same instinct differently, and the wider Puzzle games shelf has plenty more.

A round of domino is played until one player places all of their tiles or until the game is blocked and neither player can make a move. At the beginning the players receive 7 tiles and the one with higher double begins the game. If neither player got a double, then the player with the highest tile begins. The player who earns 100 points first wins.