Tic-Tac-Toe
Two players, one grid: get three in a row horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.
Play
Player X's turn
How to play
- Two players share one device. Take turns tapping an empty square—X goes first, then O.
- First to place three in a row horizontally, vertically, or diagonally wins.
- If every square is filled with no winner, the game is a draw.
- Press Restart to clear the board and play again.
Game description
Two symbols share a three-by-three grid. Claim cells in turn; line up three in a row, column, or diagonal to win. Fill every square with no winner and the board settles as a draw. Against the computer, each tap is a move in a miniature contest of threats and blocks—simple to learn, still interesting to probe once basics feel automatic.
The layout highlights whose turn is active so shared phones avoid confusion, and restart stays one tap away for rapid rematches. Because everything lives in the browser, you can settle “who goes first” debates in a café or classroom without installing duel software. Off the board, the same thinking appears: control the center when it earns leverage, block an opponent who is one move from two threats, accept ties gracefully when defense holds. Easy rules let younger players join; sharper players still chase clean wins instead of sloppy draws.
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