Table Games VR

Table Games VR lets you play dominoes, mancala, Chinese checkers and reverse discs against a virtual opponent. You can also play Klondike solitaire, marble solitaire and sliding puzzles on your own.

Games against an opponent

In block dominoes, each player starts with 7 dominoes. Players take turns matching a domino to either end of the line. If you have no match, you draw from the remaining dominoes until you find one, or skip your turn if none remain. The first player to place all their dominoes wins. If neither player can play all their dominoes and the game is blocked, the player who placed a domino last wins.

Mancala uses a board with 6 holes in front of each player and a collection hole to the right. On your turn, choose a hole containing stones and distribute them one at a time counter clockwise, skipping your opponent’s collection hole. Landing your last stone in your own collection hole gives you another turn; landing it in an empty hole on your side captures that stone and any stones in the opposite hole. The game ends when one player’s 6 holes are empty, and the other player collects any stones remaining on their side. The player with more stones in their collection hole wins.

In Chinese checkers, move all your marbles from your home triangle to the opponent’s triangle directly opposite. A move can take a marble to an adjacent empty space, or jump over a neighboring marble into an empty space behind it. An adjacent move can be made only once per turn, while consecutive jumps are allowed when possible; you cannot combine the two move types in one turn. You win if your opponent’s triangle is occupied by a mixture of your marbles and theirs, even if only one marble is yours.

Reverse discs is played on a grid. Take turns placing discs so that at least one opponent’s disc is sandwiched between your new disc and another of your color in a straight line. Captures can happen in any direction. If you have no valid move, you skip your turn; play ends when neither player can move, and the player with the most discs flipped to their color wins.

Solo puzzles

Klondike solitaire asks you to build each of the 4 foundations in ascending order by suit, starting with an Ace. The 7 tableau stacks hold mixed suits in alternating colors and descending order, starting with a King. Draw 3 cards at a time from the stock to the waste pile, where you can move the top card if possible. Once the stock has been drawn through, you can rebuild it and draw from it again.

In marble solitaire, jump one marble over another into an empty space to capture the jumped marble. Captured marbles move to the board’s outer ring. Jumps are horizontal or vertical, except on the triangle layout, where diagonal jumps are also allowed. There are 6 board layouts, and the aim is to leave only one marble on the board without making any others unreachable.

Sliding puzzles have you arrange tiles into their correct positions to display the image.