Dirk's Tic-tac-toe
If someone had asked Joan Miró to design a tic-tac-toe, he would probably have put this on paper. It is the same game you know, only written down differently.
A new tic-tac-toe
On the left the classic tic-tac-toe, on the right the same task in the visual language of the game. You will hardly believe it, but both pictures show the same game: whoever occupies all fields of one colour first wins.
Who do you play against?
You can play with a friend — or against your Apple device. There are three opponents to choose from:
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Tier 1
Random
Simple software that makes its moves at random. Good for getting to know the boards.
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Tier 2
One move ahead
Looks one move ahead. Play carelessly and you lose.
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Tier 3
Perfect
Calculates the game to the end. On many boards it simply cannot be beaten.
In every variant you may start — then you are player “X” — or let your opponent go first, in which case you are “O”.
Lite and Pro
In the Lite version you can view all the games and play two of them: with a friend, against the random software, or against the one that looks a move ahead.
In the Pro version all levels are playable, and you can take on the perfect software.
Download
This QR code — or the button above — takes you to the App Store:
