Dot to Dot is a connect the dots game for young children, with Fox, a cheerful little artist in a yellow beret who carries a big blue crayon. A picture is hidden in the dots: tap them in order and a soft glowing line joins one dot to the next, while every number is read out loud, so even children who are just learning their numbers can follow along. Tap the wrong dot and it gives a little wiggle while the right one pulses, so nothing is ever lost and there is no clock. When the last dot is joined, the line closes, the outline fills with colour and the picture wakes up as a glossy toy: a kite flies away, a fish swims off, a car drives away and, after a countdown, a rocket blasts off into the sky. Ten levels each bring one new idea: dots 1 to 5 with the next dot glowing, then 1 to 10, 1 to 15 and 1 to 20, counting by twos, the letters A to M, counting by fives and tens, counting down from ten, and big star pictures from 1 to 30 in the night sky, ending with a finale that mixes them all. The levels travel from a rainbow park to a lighthouse bay and a starry hill, where the dots are twinkling stars. If you get stuck, wait a moment and the next dot glows. After each level there is a Shooting Stars round where you join any stars you like, a true fact about foxes, and a new hat for Fox, from a sailor hat and a crown to a top hat and a star hat.