Looking about one move ahead is about as good as you can do in Two Dots, since the colors that come down from the top are random, so the composition of colors you have to work with changes from turn to turn. You want to look ahead, making squares on the board in strategic spots so the next move can also be a square. It can create a virtuous cycle where every new set of dots that drops down reveals another square you can hit.īut "just make squares" isn't the whole story. When you connect a square of dots, it clears out all of that color from the board. This is the most basic strategy in Two Dots. So here are a few tips and tricks I've learned over the past year or so that have let me climb the levels in Two Dots. But maybe I was, because with Two Dots especially, there are some basic strategies for climbing through the levels that I've developed over time. It's something I've cultivated because I like talking trash, but the truth is that I didn't think I was doing anything special. You can do well at the game without spending a dime, but it will mean your pace will be slower.Īpparently I have a reputation for being pretty good at these kinds of games (same thing with Threes). There are boosters and regular pop-ups to spend a buck or two.
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There's also, I should say up top, a lot of opportunities to spend money in an otherwise free game - you only get five lives and they regenerate every 20 minutes. There are a lot of ways to spend money in Two Dots There's an element of luck, but there's also a chance to you'll figure out the secret trick to beating a certain level. Instead of randomly-generated, endless levels you get in games like Candy Crush and the original Dots, Two Dots has levels specifically made by humans. It's the kind of game that fires a tiny explosion of serotonin directly into the deepest part of my brain: it's simple but crafted. It just got updated this weekend, in fact, with some new levels and a couple new features. Two Dots, the puzzle game for iOS, has been out for about a year now.
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