Four great dominoes games for Windows. Play the games against the built-in computer opponents, or play over the Internet against other people. Try the free demo version of the game, then when you buy you can just enter your registration codes, and not need to download again.

Update - version 3.91 of the games was just released, which better supports modern large monitors, and lets you make custom-sized dominoes for your large screens.

Note for Windows 10 users: Windows 10 can make text of programs blurry if your screen is set to large text. For these games, you can choose to make clear text by right-clicking the icon you use to start a game, choosing Properties, then in the window that opens, click the Compatibility tab. In that screen, click the box that says "Override high DPI scaling behavior."

Win42 See an animated screen shot of Win42. Plays the game of "42", a bidding-type dominoes game similar to bridge, spades, or pinochle. The computer plays the positions of three players, and you are the fourth. It also can be used to learn the game by suggesting plays, and explaining the reason for its suggestions. Included are the ability to play Nel-O and "sevens".

Dominoes for Windows See an animated screen shot of Dominoes for Windows. Plays the traditional game of dominoes, where you line up the tiles and try to make the ends total a multiple of five. You can play two, three, or four players. After you purchase the game, you will also receive a free version of this game played with double-nine dominoes.

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• Board Game Central's Domino Games Page.
• Domino Games section of the Game Cabinet web site.
• Paul's 42 Page.