Boxadots: Dots and Boxes Game

Draw a line. Close a box. Go again. Boxadots takes dots and boxes, the pencil-and-paper game, and adds what paper never could: six power-ups, a ticking clock, computer rivals with their own characters, a new puzzle every day and two-against-two battles. The rules stay simple. Draw the fourth side of a box and it is yours, and you move again. When every box is taken, the most boxes wins. But every line can hand your rival a whole chain, and good players know when to give away two boxes to win ten. MORE THAN PAPER • Six power-ups: Hint, Rewind, Erase, Double Claim, Shield and Time. Turn them on, or play the pure game. • Play against the clock: run out of time and it costs you boxes. • Single games, or a best-of-three series. PLAY THE COMPUTER • Three computer players, each with its own style: Riya (easy), Kabir (medium) and Dadi (hard). • Each one tells you honestly how it plays. PLAY WITH FRIENDS ON ONE PHONE • 2, 3 or 4 players, passing the phone round. • Everyone for themselves, or two against two. • Mix people and computers at the same table. A NEW PUZZLE EVERY DAY • The daily position: one board, the same for everyone. Find the best line. • Keep your run of days going. LEARN THE TRICKS • The rules in four lines, and three short lessons on the ideas that win games. PLAY YOUR WAY • Boards of 16, 36 or 64 boxes. • Weekly tasks, statistics and replays of your games. • Avatars, emoji and board themes, bought with coins you win. NO SIGN-IN Play offline. Your games and progress stay on your phone. Boxadots shows ads. A one-time purchase removes the full-screen ads between games. Questions or ideas: [email protected]

The first release of Boxadots: dots and boxes, levelled up. • Play the computer: Riya (easy), Kabir (medium) or Dadi (hard) • Play with 2 to 4 friends on one phone, or two against two • A new daily position to solve every day • Six power-ups, a clock, and best-of-three series • Three short lessons on the tricks that win games • Weekly tasks, statistics and replays • Plays offline, no sign-in Ideas or problems? Write to [email protected]