Supercute

Love the colors on this set. My grandson and I having been playing for days.

These have the brightest, most distinct colors of any I've seen but I'd pay double the price for an extra millimeter of thickness!

Bought a Cardinal set of dominoes years ago, which had very vibrant colors. Bought another set a month ago. All of the colors were muted, and it was very hard to tell most of the colors apart. When playing Chicken Foot, color differences really help. Read reviews on most of the Cardinal dominoes sets, and most mentioned the muted colors. Although the colors of the TCG dominoes are not exactly the same as the Cardinal set, they work really well--love the pink color! They are slightly smaller also, but that's not a big deal. I certainly recommend this TCG double twelve dominoes set over the quality of the Cardinal brand.

A friend introduced me to this game while we were ice fishing and it is SO FUN. The main concept of the game is to get rid of as many dominoes as possible and to have the least amount of "dots" by the end of the game.
The way you get rid of dominoes is matching or lining the same dots up to form a train. In the picture, you can see what I am talking about-- If you have a domino with 6 dots, you can connect to another one that has 6 dots and so on--this forms your "train." If you don't have a matching domino, you need to draw one from the pile until you get one that matches. The whole point is to match dominos (dots) and create a long train without having to draw from the pile. Whenever someone finished their train and has no more dominoes leftover, the game ends. The remaining players count the dots on the dominoes they couldn't match, the one with the MOST dots is last place.
I will agree with a previous reviewer that the rules could have been described better, but for the most part--this game is worth the effort to figure out. It's addicting and fun for everyone, kids included~!