Texas 42

by Maroon Entertainment


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1.99 usd



The Official State Domino game of Texas!


Welcome to the Official State Domino game of Texas! Texas 42 is a trick taking game similar to bridge or spades. Invented in the late 1880s, it has become a tradition across generations of players.The sole motivator for the development of this app has been to create an AI that doesnt make the users wish they spent their 2 dollars on a soda instead of frustrating computer play. Much work has been made into creating an AI that makes the same moves you would. Since you dont have the same play style as everyone else, you can set each computer player to have one of 3 specified play styles "Conservative", "Normal", or "Aggressive". You can mix and match these styles as you see fit and can change them at any time in the game.A conservative player will tend to bid lower than the rest of the players. Its main focus when it has the lead is to draw all the trumps in play before moving on to non-trumps. If the conservative player does not have the highest trump, it will tend to lead with a junk/punt tile to draw out the higher ones, while holding on to tiles with count until it knows it can win with them.A normal player will tend to bid higher than a conservative player. Its main focus is holding on to its trumps for cases where count is on the table. If it does not have the highest trump it will tend to attempt to punt to its teammate.An aggressive player is a mixture of the two. It tends to push the bid to 31 or 34-36 with weaker hands than the other two and is more willing to bid marks if it has a strong hand. It is also willing to lay down trumps with 5 counts in an effort to draw out the ones covering the 10 count. Its more willing to play count at risk of hoping its partner will win the trick.For bidding purposes, your partner will respond to your bid. If you bid 30, you are indicating to your partner that you have a helping hand and it will be much more likely to outbid an opponent win the bid.v2.0.9Security Update

Read trusted reviews from application customers

I'm an Aggie, so of course I learned to play 42 while in college. Absolutely love this app. Update: downgraded from 5 to 3 stars because game play has gone downhill recently. Bot players sometimes behave as though they're trying to throw the game. To me, that means that the programming needs adjustment. 04/09/2022 - Still enjoy the app, but some bot moves are getting worse, losing hands that should be easily won.

Don Dinnerville

Fun to play again, haven't in years. Has been a good tool to relearn how to bid and read the board. Multiple player needs to be populated with bots with random names/styles of play as single player mode is, allowing real players to watch or join as they come on the server.

Charles Mcguffey

Great, some time the bidding wheel goes crazy will not settle on a bid.

Leonard Jansa

Been playing this game since I was a wee tyke. Can't get a group game. Boring, TEXAN by birth, Arkansans by choice. Rather play 42 than any dominos game I know. How do I get group game?

William J Harrison

Multiplayer works if you are on same network

Jeff Cannon

They didn't have high low and splash or plundge

William May III

Paid 2 dollars to play a damn computer no online play like they say scam scam scam

Thomas Ryan

Now that I'm getting old, hard to find anyone else to play with. Thanks for putting this out.

Ron Glaiser

I really like this game and play it all the time. My only gripe is that I've never been able to play an online game because apparently nobody is ever online and willing to play. I don't know if this is a glitch, or if the community of users is really that small. By far, however, this is the best Texas 42 app around. Very easy to pick up and play. Company occasionally makes a stupid non-human move, but that's not too often.

Gary Eulenfeld

Multiplayer doesn't work on android

Jonathan Mesick