DotAndBoxes vs QuanGame

Online version of the classic pen-paper based Dots And Boxes game. Players take turns in drawing lines between dots on a grid. The player who completes the most boxes wins. The game is played starting with a rectangular array of dots. The two players take turns to join two adjacent dots with a horizontal or vertical line. If a player completes the fourth side of a box they initial that box and must draw another line. When all the boxes have been completed the winner is the player who has initialled the most boxes.

Ô ăn quan is a traditional Vietnamese board game, played for generations on the pavement, with a piece of chalk and a handful of pebbles. QuanGame brings it to your phone, played exactly as it is played outside. HOW IT WORKS Twelve squares in a ring: two big quan squares at the ends, five small ones for each player. Take every piece from one of your squares and sow them one by one into the following squares. Whenever an empty square is followed by a full one, you eat the full one and its pieces become your points. A quan is worth 5 points, a small piece 1. When both quan have been eaten, the highest score wins. IN THE GAME • Learn to play in six guided steps, on the real board • Play against the computer, on three levels • Play two players on the same phone, face to face • Four sets of pieces: pebbles, seeds, old coins, or plain numbers • Five boards: wood, chalk on the ground, Tết, rice field, night • The nine rules, each illustrated by an example you can play • 71 languages