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2013’s most addictive iOS game gets an even more thrilling sequel

Published May 29th, 2014 12:03PM EDT
TwoDots for iPhone and iPad

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Popular iOS game Dots, a puzzle game that offers a very addictive gameplay, now has an even more interesting sequel that will let players enjoy a story-based game experience, making the game less about competing for a high score and more about enjoying a more immersive experience.

“Join two brave dots as they traverse arctic tundras, navigate fiery jungles, and plunge the ocean depths. Sharpen your skills across 85 challenging levels while uncovering many exciting new features along the way,” Betaworks writes in the game’s description inside the App Store

TwoDots packs 85 levels in which the player will have to achieve various goals in order to move to the next challenge. While the gameplay is still consistent with the first Dots game – players still have to connect two or more dots of the same color to remove them from the board – it’s overall an entirely new experience. In addition to connecting dots, you get to “sink anchors, make bombs, extinguish flames,” and enjoy “beautiful minimalistic design and relaxing game music.”

The game is optimized for both iPhone and iPad and is already available as a free download from iTunes. For what it’s worth, TwoDots does come with in-app purchases, but they can be disabled from inside the game, and shouldn’t affect the overall gameplay too much. Failing a level costs one life from the five available lives, with each lost life being restored in 20 minutes, unless the player purchases it back.

A teaser video for TwoDots follows below.

Chris Smith Senior Writer

Chris Smith has been covering consumer electronics ever since the iPhone revolutionized the industry in 2008. When he’s not writing about the most recent tech news for BGR, he brings his entertainment expertise to Marvel’s Cinematic Universe and other blockbuster franchises.

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