...D O M I N O S...

The game can only be played with one player and the computer.
The game rules are based on the standard game of dominos
as defined by the book 'According TO Hoyle', by
Richard L. Frey and published by Ballantine Books.

Each player starts the game with seven dominos.  The
player with the highest doublet starts the game.  The
opponent plays by selecting a domino which matches the
previously played domino.  The player and computer alternate
turns until one's dominos are exhausted or until neither
player can move.

If unable to play in turn, dominos are drawn automatically
from the boneyard until able to play.  If the boneyard
is exhausted and still unable to play, the turn passes.

The first to play all his dominos wins the game.  Sometimes
neither player can play and the boneyard is empty, the game
ends in a block.  The game is then won by having the
most points (highest score).  The score is determined by
totalling the number of domino dots in the opponents hand.

The game gives the human player the option of cheating
(peeking in the opponents hand and what's in the boneyard).
It would be disgraceful if someone would use this option to
beat a dumb machine like the Amiga at such a simple game.
But as luck will have it, Murphy's Law enters the picture:
If something can go wrong, it probably will.

...........Credits..............

This hea game of dominos was witten for public domain use
and distribution by a Damn Yankee (me): Russell Mason

The game version is 1.0, June 1, 1991

You can get in touch with me about buggs, impuvments, new
ideers, spelln, or jiust jaw awhale (I luvv supwases) at:

                        Russell Mason
                        5225 Old Hixson 
                        Hixson, Tn., 37343

Thanx for using my pwogwam, adios till next time.  My next novelty
will be done on a A3000 (which I can't afford) so I won't have
to fuss with this clunki ol compiler.