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<\/a>Remember the game of Dots that you used to play in school notebooks or activity pads?\u00a0 Well here\u2019s a modernized version of it with futuristic neon graphics, power-ups, and tough computer opponents.\u00a0 Dot Clash is available on mobile devices, but reviewed on iPad here.<\/p>\nDots is very simple, just take turns drawing a straight line on a grid of dots.\u00a0 And if you complete a square with one of your straight lines, you get a point and get to go again.\u00a0 And whoever has the most squares after all the lines have been drawn, wins.\u00a0 Here you can play a campaign mode against the computer.\u00a0 There are also daily puzzles, challenges, and a local two player mode.\u00a0 To play, simply tap a line that you want to draw with your color.\u00a0 Later on, you and the computer will be able to use power-ups, like being able to take two turns.\u00a0 Although I have to say it wasn\u2019t very clear on how to do that.\u00a0 Plus the text was way too small and it gets very difficult quickly. \u00a0But then, I\u2019ve never been a super big fan of the Dots game and was never very good at it.\u00a0 But if you enjoyed it, the game is free so it won\u2019t hurt to try.<\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\nKid Factor:<\/strong><\/p>\nNothing violent or objectionable here.\u00a0 Reading skill is helpful for the text and parental supervision is recommended for the in-game ads and purchases.\u00a0 Honestly I\u2019d just give kids pencils and paper to play this one.<\/p>\n
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