The game comes with several companion characters, starting with Anita the Penguin on level 7. Make Good Use Of Your Companion Characters What’s the deal with those companions? Read on as we’ll tell you more in the next tip. The counter on the top right side is your cog counter that’s the game’s currency, and aside from giving you five extra moves, cogs allow you to improve your companions’ special abilities.
That makes it very important for you to shoot for as many stars as possible by scoring as high as you could, and using the fewest possible moves to complete those levels. Completing a level allows you to regain some energy, depending on how many stars you score one star means one unit regained, two stars is good for two units, and three stars means you get all three units back. See those bars on the top of your screen? Your energy can be found on the top left counter, and in order to play a level, that would require you to have three energy units. Explaining The Currency And Energy System If that’s the case, you can always go back to the first tip take more time and make your moves in such a way that you aren’t wasting any moves. That would usually be when the spacing is too unorthodox for you to create a proper square shape by connecting the dots.
There are, however, some times when you should NOT be trying to create a box, square, or whatever you prefer to call it. That’s because you’ll have to deal with unusual spacing, as well as fewer moves. Once you reach level 5 or so, you’ll be making lots of these boxes, as making normal matches across the board won’t be enough. These boxes are typically made up of four dots, but can be of any size, meaning you can use more than four dots if the opportunity arises. Two Dots players will be familiar with this particular mechanic – connecting dots of one color into a square shape, forming boxes that allow you to finish a level faster. This is important when trying to create squares or rectangles, and since squares are very useful shapes to form in Dots & Co, that leads us to our next tip. You should also match those swirly dots once you see them, as they turn all surrounding dots into their color. And since new dots drop down after you clear out a few, you should be making your matches close to the bottom of the board, much like you would in a Match 3 game. First, you can match dots in a straight line, and you can match them around corners, but you cannot match them in a diagonal line. Master The Basic Movesįor the benefit of those who aren’t familiar with the mechanics of Dots and Two Dots, here are some basics you’ll want to take note of. But you’ll still want to finish puzzles with as many leftover moves as possible, as that’s going to give you more bonus points. Like in Match 3 games, there’s no time limit to deal with, but you do have a move limit – take as much time as you need to make sure you solve the puzzles within the maximum number of moves. That’s all well and good for those who love a good challenge, but if you’re the type who prefers to carefully think things out before making a move, Dots & Co will appeal to you.
We’ve seen a lot of game developers make their puzzle titles more challenging by adding the element of time limits, thus forcing players to combine speed and precision. Now, even if you’re no newbie to the Dots franchise, you may find our Dots & Co strategy guide helpful – after all, this may be a similar game to Two Dots, but there are more than enough features to make it stand out as a unique, true-blue sequel to that title.
Those who have played Two Dots and PlayDots’ other title Dots may be familiar with what they have to do to complete more levels in this new title. The game comes with 155 all-new levels not found on the original Two Dots, companion characters that could help you in beating levels, 15 different visual mechanics included in the levels, and the option to play in color-blind mode, which, according to PlayDots, makes sure “all players can enjoy our games.” The game is called Dots & Co, and it comes to us from the aptly-named PlayDots (the same company behind Two Dots), which invites players to explore beautiful landscapes and embark on a visual journey by solving puzzles with magical companions that help you along the way.
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Now we’ve got a similar Android and iOS game that’s just been released, one that we’d say is one of the more popular new titles not called Pokémon GO. You may remember the game Two Dots, which we had covered in great depth quite a while back.
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