Dot Split

Dot Split hands you a moving cluster of dots and a specific target group size, and your job is to slice through the cluster at exactly the right moment to split off a group matching that number precisely — no more, no fewer. Because the dots keep drifting and regrouping rather than sitting still, timing your cut is the whole challenge: a slice made a fraction too early or late can split off a group one dot short of the target or one dot over it, which usually fails the level outright. Watching how the cluster's shape shifts just before you commit to a cut helps you predict where the right-sized group will actually be by the time your slice lands. As target numbers grow and clusters get larger and more chaotic, reading the pattern ahead of the cut matters more than reacting to its current shape.