Two Dots

The game is amazing and especially for sharpening skills. However, syncing your account only through facebook, I don't believe is a good idea. You can, but it would be great if people who didn't have social media accounts, could save their progress (caused by the love of the game).

Been waiting for Dots to come on Windows (Phone) for ages now! Hope you bring the original Dots too and not just Two Dots. One thing missing is Facebook sync, irritating having to start over on other Windows devices. The performance can also be a little laggy on the menu when scrolling

Very clean and fun game! Looks like the latest update addressed many performance issues, still a bit slow to load, but better.

Wonderful thinking puzzle game. Very satisfying, with cute graphics, beautiful colors, now and then new types of dots with different characteristics. Enjoyable when you make a square and every dot of that color on the screen "explodes." There are also "Treasure Hunt" mini-games sometimes available on the side, with watery dots, shivering ladybugs, and multiple other effects to learn, fun! It can really make you THINK, sometimes you just patiently have to keep playing a level, but bit by bit you get ahead. Love this, favorite game.

Then this is the game for you. Get about 1/2 to 45 minutes on a full charge. My battery last all day otherwise. Other than the battery life. It's a great game. Very addictive.

I really want to get all of my progress from my phone to my computer. But anyways, love the game!

One of the better choices you can make in your life

Two Dots is a fun game, but it becomes a blatant cash grab very quickly. By level 20 of over 500, the puzzles become all but impossible without paid power ups. That's not because the game gets more difficult, it's because it becomes entirely dependent on luck, getting to the point where if the right dots don't come in perfectly, you have no chance of winning unless of course you're willing to spend some money. The only way to progress without the powerups is to play the level repeatedly and pray that the game gives you the perfect setup to win. And with only 5 lives, just advancing one level can take days. This would be a fun and addicting game, but like so many, it's ruined by a design that makes progress frustrating and painfully slow for those unwilling to spend money. This is pay-to-win at its worst.