Connecting and Drawing

Vi Games keeps the premise to one line: join all the dots and a drawing appears. What Is Mahjong? takes the same rules apart step by step.

What the tag list adds is the subject matter — fish, animals and plain shapes, the sort of outlines a school worksheet uses. Each board fills an 800 by 500 canvas with the points spread wide, and a level ends when the last dot joins the line and the outline reads as a recognisable thing rather than a scribble. Next to it in the same group is Mahjong Kitchen.

This build is desktop-only, so a mouse or trackpad is the way in, with no touch layout to fall back on. For an adult that is barely a limitation, and for a child it means someone is usually sitting alongside, which is roughly how the whole set seems designed to be played. From the same group, there is also the Jungle Jewels Connect layout.

1. Choose a picture from the set.
2. Click or press on the first dot to start the line.
3. Work through the remaining dots until every one has been joined.
4. Look at the completed outline — a fish, an animal or a shape — and start the next board.

• Mouse only — this Connecting and Drawing build has no touch layout, so a trackpad or mouse is required.
• Guess the subject early — spotting a fin or a leg tells you where the line should go next.
• Work the outside in — the outer dots define the silhouette and make the interior obvious.
• Wide canvas helps — at 800 by 500 the points sit far enough apart that precise clicking is rarely the problem.