Käsekästchen: Dots & Boxes
Lars Gregori · Games
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No in-app purchases.
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Käsekästchen is the schoolyard dots-and-boxes classic, rebuilt for iPhone and iPad. You don't tap the lines — you draw them with your finger. The stroke doesn't have to be accurate: it snaps to the nearest valid edge, but renders as a slightly wobbly pen line, so the board fills up looking like a real squared notebook. HOW IT WORKS Take turns drawing a line between two dots. Close a box and it's yours — and you go again. Whoever owns more boxes at the end wins. FEATURES • Draw the lines instead of tapping them, with pencil sound and haptics • Two players on one device, or play the computer • Four levels, beginner to no-mercy: Anfänger, Fortgeschritten, Profi and Brutal • A fair "hard" mode: the computer plays the chain endgame properly but still leaves a strong human a real chance • Four board sizes: 3×3 for a quick round, 5×5, 7×7 and 9×9 for long games • Six themes, light and dark: Exercise Book, Blueprint, Kraft Paper, Chalkboard, Neon, Graph Paper • Games in progress are saved and can be resumed later • Stats across all your games • VoiceOver, Dynamic Type and Reduce Motion supported CALM BY DESIGN After 15 minutes of play Käsekästchen takes a deliberate break and locks itself for half an hour. No streaks, no reward loops, no notifications pulling you back. That is on purpose: the game is meant to respect your time. NO DATA COLLECTION No ads. No analytics SDKs. No account. No network for gameplay — Käsekästchen works completely offline. App Store privacy label: Data Not Collected. The game is complete and free. If you'd like to support development you can leave a one-time tip — it unlocks nothing and changes nothing about the game.
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