Colordot is based on an old pen and paper game. In the game, there is a grid of dots, and each player takes a turn drawing a line. The object is to complete a square - the player who places the last line to complete the square, claims the square as their own and receives a point (this is shown by both painting in the square in the players color, and by putting their first initial in it). The game is mostly in BASIC, with a couple of small ML subroutines.
Title: Colordot
Author: Bud Russell and Ed Delouis
Publisher: Chromasette August 1983 issue
Released: 1983
Requires: Color Computer 1/2/3, 16K RAM (cassette or disk)