The TV is the table. Your iPhone is your hand.
Authentic Caribbean partner dominoes for Apple TV. Slam the double six, knock when you're blocked, and chase the six-love — with every player's tiles held privately on their own phone. No ads. No coins. Just dominoes the way the yard plays it.
Every mainstream dominoes app plays American draw rules, buries you in ads, and shows everyone's hand on one screen. Yard Dominoes is different: real Caribbean block dominoes — no drawing from a boneyard, ever — built for the living room, where the game has always lived.
Up to four players join with their iPhones. Your seven tiles live on your phone — legal plays glow, and one tap slams the tile onto the TV. Nobody peeks. Ever.
Four players means fixed partnerships, seated opposite, winning together — the heart of Caribbean dominoes that no other app gets right. Two or three players? Cut-throat, everyone for themselves.
Every tile lands with weight — a bone-on-board crack, a haptic thump in your hand, a shudder on screen. The game-winning tile hits harder. The six-love clincher shakes the room.
A match is first to six games. Win it 6–0 and the whole screen celebrates the humiliation — and it goes on your opponent's permanent record in match history.
Fill any empty seat with an AI that plays fair — it sees only its own hand and the board, exactly like a human in that chair. Choose the difficulty per seat.
Honor mode passes the Siri Remote around the room — a handoff screen guards each hand, with an optional hold-to-peek so tiles stay face-down between turns.
Double-six set, seven tiles each, no boneyard drawing. The double six opens the first game; after that, the winner poses with any tile. Play rotates counter-clockwise. Blocked game? Count your pips — lowest hand wins. And when a rule stops you, the game tells you why, so the app settles the argument instead of starting one. A full plain-language rules reference is built in.
No pip counters or tracking aids either — you count in your head, like at a real table.
A one-time purchase on Apple TV — see the App Store for pricing
Everything about how the app handles your information (short version: it doesn't collect any) and the terms that apply when you use it: