Tracery: Dot to Dot Coloring

Dot to dot, drawn in ink. Each level is one engraved illustration with numbered dots round its outline. Join them in order: tap the next number, or put your finger on the last dot you joined and drag across the ones after it. Every correct link draws an ink stroke. A wrong dot does nothing, so take your time.

When the last dot closes the outline, the drawing paints itself in, spreading from the point where the line met itself out to every edge.

There are forty pictures: animals, birds, flowers, fruit, shells, a teapot, a lighthouse, a violin, a pocket watch. The first has twenty dots. The last is a lion with two hundred and twenty round its mane. After that the same forty come back with their inner outlines to trace as well, so the pen lifts and starts again.

Pinch to zoom on a busy picture, and tap the corner button to see the whole page again. When the next number is off the page, a gold arrow points at it.

Two helpers are there when you want them. A hint draws the next five links for you. A magnifier zooms in on the next number and rings the ones after it. Finish a picture without a hint for three stars.

No timer, no move limit and no way to lose. A level map tracks your stars, and there is a daily picture. Works offline.

Recent changes:
Fixes a bug that could take you out of a level after an ad. Smoother play.