Tochki: Dots Game

Tochki ("Dots") is the pencil-and-paper game every Soviet schoolkid played on squared notebook paper. Think of it as a simplified Go. Two players take turns placing dots on the intersections of a grid. Close a loop around your opponent's dots and the whole area inside becomes yours — the enemy dots inside are captured. The player with more prisoners wins. FEATURES • Two players on one phone • Play on two devices over Bluetooth or Wi‑Fi — no internet, no accounts • Boards from 15×15 to 30×30 • Pinch to zoom and pan on large boards • Undo in local games • Unfinished games are saved and restored automatically PLAYERS AND PRIZES • Player names are remembered with full statistics: games, wins, streaks, prisoners • Game history • 16 prizes to earn, from "First Victory" to "Notebook Legend" Classic rules: loops connect in eight directions including diagonals, a loop with no enemy dots inside is not a capture, and captured territory can never be recaptured. Available in English, Russian, Spanish and French. Dark mode. No ads, no purchases.