Domino VR

Domino VR is a sandbox game about building domino chains and watching them fall. You can place dominoes one at a time or lay long rows with a sweep of your hand, guide chains around corners and over obstacles, and use a ball rolling down a ramp to trigger another section. Once the setup is ready, push the first domino and watch the chain fall.

The game has been rebuilt with new physics, controls, art and sound. It includes 24 puzzle levels and a level editor.

Build domino chains

Dominoes are sized and weighted like real ones, with a preview before placement. You can grab and throw them or undo your last action. On PC, each world can contain up to 20,000 dominoes; when a large chain weighs down the simulation, it slows slightly rather than stuttering.

You can use ramps, balls, bridges, stairs, a bell, a crane, a rotator, a pendulum, a seesaw catapult, a conveyor belt, a fan, a bounce pad, a cannon, a domino blaster and a finish gate. A placing car drives forward while laying dominoes, and line and curve stamps place rows at once. Wrist tools let you colour, weld dominoes together or pin them in mid-air, destroy objects, use props, undo and open the menu. World controls include gravity, slow motion, pause, player size and reset.

Solve and create puzzles

The 24 puzzle levels include three short tutorials followed by 21 puzzles. You ring bells, climb stairs, cross gaps, sweep, swing and catapult. Each level has a domino budget and awards up to three stars.

The level editor lets you build and test your own puzzle levels. You must beat a level before saving it, then you can share it on the Steam Workshop.

Build in different worlds

• The Workshop: a cosy room with a big table, a rug, shelves and toys.
• Forest Island: a stone plaza and a meadow.
• Your Room (Steam Frame): build in your room using passthrough, on your real floor and tables.

Save and share

You can save and load worlds in as many slots as you like. Through the Steam Workshop, you can share worlds and levels, and browse, subscribe to and load other players’ creations. Experimental multiplayer lets you host a world for friends through Steam or join one from your friends list.

Capture your creations

A spectator camera can show its view on your desktop for friends to watch. The photo camera saves pictures to your Pictures folder and Steam screenshots, while camera paths let you fly a smooth camera along a chain for videos.