A Shahin

Dots and Boxes A Shahin

Fun Paper and Pencil Gameshow to play Dots and BoxesRequires

2 people
Pencil and paper

Game play

Draw rows of dots, separated by a good half inch, in a grid of 10 by 10 columns. Each player takes a turn connecting one dot to another adjacent dot horizontally or vertically, one move at a time. After a while, the board begins to fill with a series of horizontal and vertical lines, some connected, some not. When a player draws a line that forms a square, that player fills the square with his first initial. The player, who drew the closing line on the square, gets another turn.

Objective

The game is played until all the dots become boxes, and the player with the most boxes completed at the end becomes the winner.

Don't be a square

You can play Dots on more than just a rectangular grid; play it on a triangular grid or a hexagonal grid, with three-sided or five-sided boxes. Be as creative as you like.




A tear-off, write-in pad of quick, simple games, perfect for playing on the go. Each game has clear instructions and several colorful pages with grids and game outline already in place for children to write on. Eliminates the need for lots of spare paper, making it ideal for long journeys and holidays.

The book contains
- 201 pages, the first page explains how to play the game
High quality printing and paper
- The book size is 11 inches by 8.5 inches
- Glossy cover
Note:
Look for the rest of my game books that have the same cover shape with a different Name for game