Dot Matrix Dodger

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About this game

A road-crossing game that looks like it fell out of a 1997 pocket handheld.

Tap to step forward, swipe to step any direction. One tap is one step — the whole game is choosing when.

FIFTY HAND-TUNED CROSSINGS
· Slow lanes and safe rows to read the traffic from.
· Both directions at once, then faster, then no rest rows at all.
· A finale with one fewer life.

BUILT TO BE PLAYED ANYWHERE
The one-time Premium unlock removes every ad and lets you play with no connection at all — on a plane, in a tunnel, anywhere. One payment, no subscription.

PLEASE NOTE: the free version needs an internet connection to play, because that is how the ads that pay for it are delivered. The Premium unlock removes that requirement permanently.

· Nine languages
· No account, no sign-up, no data collection beyond what ads require
· Scores are stored on your device

Dot Matrix Dodger is free to play, with ads. Premium is an optional one-time purchase that removes all ads and lets you play offline. It is not a subscription: nothing renews, and there is nothing to cancel.

• Privacy Policy: https://marcosbarbero.github.io/docs/dot-matrix-dodger/privacy-policy/
• Terms of Use (EULA): https://marcosbarbero.github.io/docs/dot-matrix-dodger/terms/
A pocket LCD crossing game. 50 levels, no ads once unlocked.
Updated on
Aug 24, 2026

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  • This app may share these data types with third parties
    Location and Device or other IDs
  • No data collected
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  • Data is encrypted in transit

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A road-crossing game that looks like it fell out of a 1997 pocket handheld.