Dotlands

Small armies. Big borders.

Dotlands is a simple turn-based strategy game for phones and computers. Every new game grows a different connected continent. Your people are dots; your country is the land you hold.

Play your way

• Solo: face 1–3 computer opponents.
• Pass & play: share a screen with 2–4 people.
• Online: create a private Doodletick room and invite friends on their own phones. Empty seats can be computers.

Simple rules

• Each hex holds up to nine dots. One always stays behind.
• Tap your hex, then a neighbor. The largest available army moves automatically.
• Both armies lose dots; the larger army keeps the difference. Ties leave neutral land.
• Each held hex gains one dot when you end your turn.
• Be the last country standing.

No dice, no army sliders, no downloads required. Every move shows its result before you confirm.

Friends, connected by Doodletick

Moves travel directly between browsers when possible, with connection assistance when their networks need it. No player account is required.

The host must keep the game open. Closing or reloading the host ends the match. Guests can return to their saved seat while the host remains. The free connection service may take about a minute to wake after inactivity; room connections are temporary.