Looks like the developer hasn’t updated this app in a long time. You need to hold your device in portrait mode until the game fully loads, otherwise you will have issues with the orientation switching.Fun game, but would like the option to remove all white pieces, and please make it more simple to get between games. Watching the beginning transition/loading in between each game is nonsense. One click/touch should be all that’s needed but you have to touch the arrow, wait for the play area to reset, the flick up to open the box, then wait for the USB thing to move and click in place before you get your first game piece. That’s fine if it’s your very first game of the day/session, but I play 10 or more games at a time and it gets annoying.Game could also benefit from a little drop shadow or outline showing you which pieces are locked together. This would make it easier to know which pieces you need to match up to get some waterfall action going.Also, playing on iPhone is impossible with the drag drop approach (lots of people complain about that in reviews). Dropping dominoes on the right side of the board is most difficult and even if I get one moved all the way to the right it moves a spot (to the left) when I’m simply lifting up my finger.

I play this game with the music off and I love to listen to the Dominos fall upon one another with a click or Domino SLAM!!! The game takes away my stress and inner hamster from the exhaustingly running on the wheel in my head from over thinking too much. This game is my get away my psychiatrist session without laying on the couch explaining my life away. Like the DominoDrop of life where you see no way out and you seem stuck with no color to match within the game here come a life savorer DominoDrop piece to SAVE THE DAY!!! I was thinking to myself I guess that’s how the universe works... Where theirs no way out, things seem DARK and no light ahead ... Lol the great DominoDrop’s piece is giving to let you know your not alone keep on playing and enjoy the colors of LIFE that stack up points of HAPPINESS in playing the game. Once more the GAME OF LIFE... DominoDrop lol keeps me sane and kills the negative energy that consumes our over thinking. You will never feel sorry for downloading this app. Enjoy play on having faith and rack up points in living your best LIFE.... SLC New York City Wellness Practitioner 08/22nd/ 2019

I got to be honest here, despite giving us yet another puzzle game for the "app of the week", I was excited about this one. I love Tetris and I was a complete Dr. Mario fiend back in the day, so my hopes for this little game were high. Maybe too high. The game has a nice clean look and the most absolutely perfect mix of laid back classic jazz, dreamily playing you into puzzle heaven. Seriously, why is the music so good in this game, did Satchmo make this thing or what??? With everything going this apps way so far and it being basically a Tetris clone, you would think it would be impossible to screw up, right? You can't rotate the dominos!!!!!!??? What??? Seriously what fun is that in any way? Basically the only control you have over the game is moving the pieces left or right a few centimeters and if the domino is horizontal you have even less space. It makes no since. Half the fun of Tetris is maneuvering the pieces through small gaps then flattening them back out. With out that your really just slamming long pieces on top of each other with no rhyme or reason what-so-ever, and that's exactly what this game is. I just don't get it guys. It's just not fun. I mean, of all the stuff you could have changed from Tetris its that? At least make the thing wider or something come on what's the point in even playing? That's why all the other reviewers are questioning the programming and saying it's cheep, how can get any kind of high score going when you can't rotate anything. The odds of getting two fives running vertical must be astronomical and that's not even including the ridiculous white pieces that take FOUR. I just don't get it and you've truly broken my heart. What a waste of some great music. 2 stars just for the good tunes...

As others have mentioned, this game would be perfect if lifting your finger didn't drop the current piece. If I am dragging a piece side to side and want to reposition my finger, or even click pause, it drops the piece. Instead, I think a second gesture like a distinct tap should be used to place, or even a button off to the side. This is not a fast-paced game like Tetris; it is thoughtful and calm, so there is no reason for hair-trigger controls. If anything, they make the game less calm and incite screaming. I can only imagine how frustrating this must be for people who have trouble with their hands.Another design issue, this one minor: the view is semi-3D, so you see the top edge of the current row. However, the rest of the pieces below that row do not really appear 3D, and you see only their face. This makes the top row look blurry and misaligned with the background grid (once I saw it, I can't un-see it). I really like the rest of the design aesthetic, but I don't think there's any reason for the pieces to be shown this way. Purely face-on would be less distracting.

This game has great graphics, great music, and it's not too easy to get the hang of. I love the choices for game play, as well as the difficulty factor added by those awful blank tiles. God speed to those waiting for a blank tile to face down.This game would be a five-star home run if it weren't for the hair-trigger drop. I saw people wrote about this and still bought the game because I thought really NBD... but NO. It is bad. The game, unlike Tetris, holds a tile in position at the top (no falling or choice to rotate). To drop, you drag the tile by sliding your finger left or right anywhere on screen. Once you release your touch, it falls. The issue with this game is it is so sensitive that if I tap the screen (i.e. to drop it in the column where it originally appeared), it will drop to the right if I am no careful. And same with any finger release. It drops it in the column to the right because I use my right thumb, which will naturally pull right when I release my touch.

So easy to play, but it's definitely not an easy game. Very good graphics, with a creative look to the game itself. The music is fun to listen to and not annoying like other games. Most other games I just shut off the audio because the music is stupid. However, the music for this game is actually classy. I do get frustrated with not being able to rotate the tile. I guess that just adds to the difficulty of the game. Like other reviewer's have already stated, the drop of the tile is a little touchy. It's quite easy to put a tile in the wrong place by accident. Like another reviewer noted, the animation between games seems a little too much for me. I grow impatient waiting for the animation to quit so I can start playing another game. Don't give me wrong, animation is very well done, I just don't feel like waiting on it. Maybe that's more of a problem with me and not the game itself.