Tips to beat Two Dots Level 47
Two Dots Level 47 is a beast! Getting the Anchors out isn't too tough, but clearing all that Ice sometimes seems impossible. Well don't despair - if you follow these tips you'll be past it in no time!
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Two Dots Level 47 is a beast! Getting the Anchors out isn't too tough, but clearing all that Ice sometimes seems impossible. Well don't despair - if you follow these tips you'll be past it in no time!
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Are you addicted to Two Dots yet? We love it so much that we can't put it down. There are some tough levels though, and one of the first really hard ones is Two Dots Level 35. You are pitted against Anchors and a Dot matching target, and it just seems like you don't have enough moves to ever finish it. Well before you smash your phone, try these tips to beat this tough level.
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