Domino Dungeon

As a forewarning, it may not be the most graphically appeasing game As for the game, its basically a bunch of puzzle levels based around domino trails. It also takes out the frustration of knocking over trails way too early. It adds dungeon themed stuff which is pretty cool. has 40 levels and a free play mode, hope that helped. (as a side note I have not played their other game "Domino Sky" and don't know how it fairs compared to that)

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This is a decent enough puzzle game. The challenge in each level is to arrange the dominoes so that once they first is pushed over, the rest are knocked over in sequence to pick up all the blue gems and hit the end zone. It's a nice and simple idea with a lot of possibilities. Unfortunately, it has three issues that just made me more and more irritated, so that I quit only a third of the way through. First, the physics is not consistent. On some levels, I would need to restart from identical starting positions multiple times because the dominoes would not fall in the same way each time. This is annoying and pointless. Second, the game does not always save the changes you make. I'd add some new dominoes, test them, see that things were working as I wanted, only to find that when I reset the position it did not keep my modifications. This is a basic problem that really isn't acceptable. Finally, every time you restart the position the camera snaps back to the starting position. Given that most puzzles require repeated trials to check the responses of physics elements or moving platforms, the constant need to drag the camera back so I can continue working very quickly becom…

Domino Dungeon is a puzzle game where you stack dominoes and knock them over to hit all the right objectives and move on to the next level. While it's a novel idea, there's a few failures here that don't meet minimum standards. The music is terrible, and the resolution is fixed. The game isn't well optimised so the framerates are quite bad despite preventing you from customising the settings. The $6 price tag is a big high for such low quality so I can't recommend this one.

I checked this game out for about 20 minutes, it's a really neat and creative little puzzler. I'll probably come back to this pretty soon and play a bit more; one note is that it would be nice if I could rebind the contrils for my non-qwerty keyboard layout, though. Check it out if it interests you!