Dot Conquest now has a site of its own, and it does three things.
You can play the game here. The Play page runs the full game in a desktop browser, free, with nothing to install. It is the same game the phone version will be: the same campaign, the same Gauntlet, the same daily battle. The browser version has no shop and nothing to buy.
You can learn it here. The guides explain how the game works, from capturing a city to picking one card of three. Every number in them is read from the game's own rules when the site is built, so when the game changes, the guides change with it.
You can tell us what breaks. The game is not finished, and it changes often. If something goes wrong, or a level feels unfair, or a rule is unclear, the feedback page takes a report in a minute, with no account. There is also a short survey on the same page.
What to expect
Dot Conquest is a real-time strategy game you can finish in a few minutes. You lasso dots, tap where they should go, take cities, and wall in land to flip it. Every 30 seconds a Council pauses the battle and you pick one card of 3. Nothing is hidden: there is no fog of war and no secret bonus.
What is next
The phone version is coming, for Android and iPhone. If you would like a note when it is out, follow the launch: one email address, nothing else, and you can leave the list at any time.