Domino

The 1968 Domino pinball machine, designed by Ed Krynski and manufactured by D. Gottlieb & Company, is a solid example of Gottlieb's late-1960s single-player electro-mechanical games. A confirmed 2,650 units were produced, and an add-a-ball version of the same design was released as Gottlieb's 1968 'PlayMates'.

Domino features a variety of playfield elements typical of EM-era games, including two flippers, four pop bumpers, two slingshots, seven standup targets, two roto-targets, and two kick-out holes. The backglass includes a 'Last Ball in Play' light, alerting players to make their final ball count as they push toward the maximum displayed score of 9,999 points and a replay wheel maximum of 15.

Domino's art, by Art Stenholm, and its 'Happiness - Games' theme showcase a straightforward yet colorful aesthetic typical of Gottlieb's designs during this period. The artwork does not hold any surprises or unique elements, but it serves as a good example of how pinball manufacturers of the era appealed to players with simple, catchy themes.