Do you like dogs? Memes? Web games? Comic sans?
If you answered yes to any of the above, we have a game for you.
It's called "Doge 2048," which is a new version of the popular game "2048." "2048" is, in turn, a web-based version of the app "Threes!"
Confused yet? Try playing the game. You'll probably still be confused, but you'll definitely be entertained.
Here's how it works: You start out with a grid with two of the same Doges squares. It looks like this:
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Cute! OK, then you just swipe on your touchscreen or press the arrow key on your computer to move the Doges up, down, left or right. When two of the same Doge meet, they combine into a new type of Doge. The goal is to create all 11 Doges before all the tiles fill up and you get stuck. Here's what it looks like mid-game:
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As you progress, the game will encourage you with traditional Doge phrases like "so scoring" and "such matching." It's addictive and it works on mobile. Such playing!
If you answered yes to any of the above, we have a game for you.
It's called "Doge 2048," which is a new version of the popular game "2048." "2048" is, in turn, a web-based version of the app "Threes!"
Confused yet? Try playing the game. You'll probably still be confused, but you'll definitely be entertained.
Here's how it works: You start out with a grid with two of the same Doges squares. It looks like this:
Cute! OK, then you just swipe on your touchscreen or press the arrow key on your computer to move the Doges up, down, left or right. When two of the same Doge meet, they combine into a new type of Doge. The goal is to create all 11 Doges before all the tiles fill up and you get stuck. Here's what it looks like mid-game:
As you progress, the game will encourage you with traditional Doge phrases like "so scoring" and "such matching." It's addictive and it works on mobile. Such playing!