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Total time taken:

1h:30m:54s / 45m:13s

You performed better than 57% of people

Total retries:

876 / 1013

You performed better than 57% of people

Total hints used:

15 / 12

You performed better than 57% of people

The level was the one that took you the longest:

5m:54s

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Congratulations!

You've made it! Thanks a lot for playing the game! Fortunately, things don't end just here... You can create levels and share it with your friends, or load some of their created levels! Also, there are daily challenges available for you, and you can replay the entire game if you wish too, by accessing 'Start New Game' on menu.

We are open to receive feedback or suggestions to improve the game, so send us an e-mail if you want to, we will be happy to hear from you! Also, you can create levels and share it with us to so we can put it on the daily challenges :D
E-mail: contact@joido.xyz

Down here you can see the results of your game compared to others that are playing too. And some curiosities and stories about us and the creation of this game. Thank you again and have a great day!

Curiosities

Ok, for those who stuck around, here are some curiosities about this game:

1. The name Joido actually come from cutting and concatenating the words "Join" and "Dots". It just sounded cool!

2. This game was inspired by some of our friends who wanted to see what cool patterns he could draw on smartphones about 5 years ago; Well, he eventually started drawing some very challenging patterns and the idea started growing from there.

3. Initially, this game was to be released as a native Android app, but we didn't know how to do some crazy good animations back there. Then we learned some javascript over the years and the thing kinda grew!

4. There's no algorithm to check the minimum amount of clicks possible to perform a given pattern, we just had to brute force trial and error until we guessed what would be the optimal solution. (Wish you good luck if you are going to try to implement it :D)