Mex Train vs Mexican Train All Aboard

Favorite family domino game. Play against three computer opponents. Drag ten dominoes to your home area to start each round. Before play, you can double-tap a domino to flip it around, and arrange your perfect train. Tap the question mark for a play hint (doesn't show, if no play available).

Mexican Train: All Aboard is the scorebook your family table has been waiting for. Photograph the tiles a player has left in hand and the app counts the pips automatically. No more thumb-counting, no more "wait, is that a 6 or a 9?" — just a clean scoreboard that runs the whole game. Built for the kitchen table, not the cloud. Everything stays on your phone. ▸ POINT, SNAP, COUNTED Tap ADD SCORE, point your camera at the player's hand, and the on-device vision model counts every half. The result drops straight into the scoreboard with the photo attached. ▸ PASS THE PHONE — OR PASS THE QR CODE One phone is the scorebook. Other phones at the table can scan the QR code (or type the room code) to join the same game live — as a player who submits their own scores, or as a spectator who just watches. No accounts, no internet, no server. Local network only. ▸ YOUR FAMILY'S RULES Tired of arguing about whether doubles count double? Lock it in once at the start of the game. Built-in toggles for the most common house rules: • Going-out bonus (None / −5 / −10) • Doubles penalty • Doubles count double • Double-blank penalty (with a round-end "Who had the 0|0?" prompt) • Any-blank penalty • Blocked-round cap • Custom draw count The rules in play are stamped on every past game so the totals always make sense later. ▸ A SCOREBOOK YOU CAN ACTUALLY READ Golf-card scoreboard with a crown on the leader. Tap any row to drill into a player's stop-by-stop totals. Tap a photo thumbnail to open the audit view, where you can correct the count by re-labeling the detected tiles on the photo itself — or re-scan from scratch. ▸ EVERY GAME, EVERY EDIT, REMEMBERED Past games stick around. Every score change is logged with who changed it and when. Share a game's final report by text, or share the winner card image. ▸ DESIGNED FOR REAL TABLES Warm parchment, brass borders, saloon-ledger typography. Built to look like a hand-kept score ledger on a wood table — not a startup dashboard.