Challenge someone
These players were in the game within the last minute. Click a name to send a challenge – they get it right away and can accept, decline or block you.
Hi! I'm Dot and I connect dots. We take turns: each of us draws one line between two neighbouring dots. Whoever closes a box writes their letter in it and draws again. Whoever has more boxes at the end wins. Tell me your name, pick a level and a board size, and let's go!
The classic school game of dots and boxes, just like on the back page of a notebook. Players take turns connecting two neighbouring dots with a horizontal or vertical line. Whoever closes a box writes their letter in it and draws again. Pick a small 3 × 3, medium 5 × 5 or large 7 × 7 board. Nothing to install, just your browser.
Dot has three difficulty levels: easy draws almost blindly and will happily give you a box, medium gives nothing away and takes what it can, hard counts the chains and knows when to leave you the last two boxes to keep control. Who starts alternates after each game, and we keep score with tally marks.
Send a friend a link and play each other live, with chat. Your friend does not need to sign up. Players with an account can also challenge each other inside the game. Dot cheers for both.
Rules: a line connects two neighbouring dots. Whoever draws the fourth side of a box claims it and draws again – one line can even close two boxes. Whoever has more boxes at the end wins. Dots and boxes rules · How to win at dots and boxes · Dots and boxes for two players
When you've had enough boxes, try gomoku – five in a row on a 15 × 15 grid against Rowie – or battleship against Finn. Same notebook, same pencil, also free and without ads. Gomoku online for free at gomoking.com · Battleship online for free at hitsink.app
These players were in the game within the last minute. Click a name to send a challenge – they get it right away and can accept, decline or block you.
The challenged player draws first, you have a minute for each line. Dot will cheer for both of you.