Dot (1963)

The board made by card board is under a hard plastic foil. The board shows dozens of colored dots. The rest of the content: 2 wax pens, 1 sharpener, 1 ruler, and 1 die. 2 game rules are offered. In the easier one, each of the 2 players (sitting opposite each other on the narrow side of the board) chooses a dot to start at their base line. According to the roll of a colored die they draw a line to the dot of the corresponding color without touching any other dot. It is not allowed to cross drawn lines. The first player who reaches the opposite side wins.
The more difficult rule let one of the players start in the center of the game. Players alternatively draw lines trying to reach their base line. It is allowed to cross drawn lines.

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