Chickenfoot Dominoes

Chickenfoot Dominoes

by Scott Slocum

574 ratings
70 reviews
$2.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 7, 2017
  • February 26, 2025

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Experience the popular domino game with this simulation. Play against three computer opponents using double-nine or double-twelve domino sets. Track your progress and enjoy a clear display optimized for small screens.

โœ“Domino game simulation
โœ“Play against 3 computer opponents
โœ“Double-nine and double-twelve sets
โœ“Player statistics tracking
โœ“Large domino display for small screens
โœ“Drag and double-tap controls
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What's New in Chickenfoot Dominoes

2.3

February 26, 2025

Fixed problem of disappearing dominoes and crashes.

Charts

Top Paid

๐Ÿ“‰ย 118-6

Family games

This game dropped -6 positions in Family games chart.

Last updated on July 20, 2026.

Top Paid

๐Ÿ“‰ย 123-7

Board games

This game dropped -7 positions in Board games chart.

Last updated on July 20, 2026.

User reviews

Just crashed and won't play sound.

Won't play sound regardless of any Settings. Using iPad Pro with iPadOS 26. App exits and when try to restart, just exits again. Win or lose, it's frustrating using a buggy app.

Version 2.3 more stable but may still crash and won't play sound.

Won't play sound regardless of any Settings. Using iPad Pro with iPadOS 16.7. Still occasionally crashes but rarer than before.

Version 2.3 more stable but may still crash and won't play sound.

Won't play sound regardless of any Settings. Using iPad Pro with iPadOS 14.8. 2. Just crashed near end of Double 12 game. Pressing a key exited app. Restarting app brings to same place in game and pressing key again exited app.

Premature stoppage

The game will end itself, even when they play could be made. This is only supposed to happen when a chicken foot cannot be completed or no player can actually make a play.

Jessica

Great game. But I swish it was against live players instead of a computer

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

App crashing and freezing during gameplay

Bug

Incorrect scoring and standings

Bug

Sound not working as expected

Bug

Dominoes disappearing or not registering properly

Bug
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Requested Features

4 requests

Ability to play against live opponents

Feature

Option to see full layout of played dominoes

Feature

Volume control for sound

Feature

Improved stability and bug fixes

Feature

FAQ

What is Chickenfoot Dominoes?

Chickenfoot Dominoes is a digital simulation of the popular domino game. It allows one human player to compete against three computer-controlled opponents using either double-nine or double-twelve sets of dominoes.

What are the key features of this dominoes app?

The app features a simulation of the domino game, the ability to play against three AI opponents, support for double-nine and double-twelve domino sets, and statistics tracking for the player and computer opponents. It also includes a unique display technique for clarity on small screens.

How much does Chickenfoot Dominoes cost?

Based on the provided information, the application is available for free. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or advertisements, suggesting a completely free experience.

What domino sets can I use in the game?

You can choose between two different domino sets: double-nine or double-twelve. Both options are available from the Options screen within the application, allowing for varied gameplay.

What are the goals and rules of the game?

The primary goal of the game is to be the first player to play all of your dominoes and 'go out' before your opponents do. The game also allows customization of options such as the number of plays needed to satisfy the opening double.