Dot Knot - Line & Color Puzzle ١٧+

For someone like me that tries a hundred times in a level, to get the best possible time, every second counts. I’ll re-do a single level for hours to reduce a second. So the bug/glitch I’m talking about is if you beat a level in under a second, your score will show up as 0. However, if you open that level again, it will reset as a new game, so whatever time you get upon re-opening the level with 0 seconds, will be your actual score. So I had to spend hours and hours trying to beat the levels again, to get my leaderboard back up. I was able to get 2/3 levels back to 0 seconds. If you beat a level with 1 second or more, your time is permanent, and doesn’t get deleted. Why do the developers punish the people who devote their lives to getting the best time on their game? I want my score to be put back to 0 seconds. That’s only fair, and you should fix the bug for the people who love the game enough to try and get the best time.

The point of each puzzle is to connect colored dots and fill in all the spaces with connecting lines. That’s it. No time limit, no character in peril, no competition (unless you really want to be on the leaderboard and practice each puzzle over and over). You can pause the timer on a puzzle and come back to it, so it’s great for entertainment when you’re waiting somewhere. You can “buy” a clue with in-game coins, and you get free coins when you check in each day and more if you watch an ad. For a very low price you can get an ad-free version. Remembering that you have to fill in all spaces as well as connect the dots can also be a clue, because sometimes a line connecting two dots can wind around other dots. One question for the developers, though: the game awards “diamonds” for sharing it. What are they for?

I just came across your game. I play this for a special and logic work out for the brain. Kind of like my visual tracking that I needed to go through after a stroke. But this game is much more fun. But this game is not easy. This game is a workout for your brain…visually, visual tracking visual logically, problem solving. I think any one from 8 to 108 will benefit in multiple brain ways when playing this little masterpiece. If you have a few minutes between meetings, while waiting for you child to come out of school, or wanting a relaxing brain teaser few minutes or a longer time frame. I’ve even played with my grandson where we are both trying to find the correct path together. Whenever we solve one, we both look at each other and say “just one more.”