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Version 3.5.8 · 2026-10-22
- UI Improvements - Minor Bugs Fixed
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The store currently lists version 3.5.8, updated 2026-10-22.








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"Creativity is just connecting things". Steve Jobs.
Connecting Dots Puzzle Game: Minimalistic & Elegantly designed Game which lets you think out of the box and sharpen your mind.
The Goal is to connect the same color dots until the entire board is filled with beautiful color lines. The challenge increases gradually with harder levels & new twists like bridges between the flow.
- THRILLING LEVELS
Over a 1,000 elegantly designed Levels which people of all ages can enjoy for FREE.
- DAILY CHALLENGES
Exciting NEW challenges are offered DAILY. Try to solve these in the shortest possible time. See where you stand in rankings against your friends and globally.
- TOURNAMENTS
Time Limited Tournaments which you can play to compete against the World and your Friends. Huge Rewards are waiting for the winners at the end of Tournaments.…
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- UI Improvements - Minor Bugs Fixed
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