Still playing Dots? Meet its equally addictive sequel, Two Dots
May29
Dots, the Betaworks-owned company that developed the addictive game of the same name, is back with its follow-up: Two Dots. Like the original title, which racked up 20 million downloads, the object of Two Dots is to find as many vertical and horizontal lines of same colored dots on the grid. As is the way in its predecessor, finding squares is generally the best way to go about things. The first Dot game comes with two challenges: go against the clock to get as many points as you can, or a more tactical game that limits users to just 30 moves. Two Dots is…
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