Tic Tac Toe: Evolution

In Tic Tac Toe: Evolution, the classic tic-tac-toe game gets a fresh set of rules. There are forty levels with different conditions: a standard 3x3 board, a huge 15x15 board, a gravity mode where pieces fall down, and levels that limit how many pieces can be on the board. The goal stays the same, make a line of your symbol vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. You play against the computer and unlock new stages as you win. There is also a sandbox mode where you can create your own rules, and local multiplayer on a single screen.

How to play?

Choose a level from the list. The board opens, and you place an X or an O in any empty cell with a click. Then your opponent makes a move and places their piece. You take turns filling the board, trying to complete a line before your opponent does. On the classic levels, everything works like usual, a 3x3 board, a maximum of five moves, and whoever makes a row first wins. Then new mechanics start to appear.

On the gravity level, you place a piece and it falls to the bottom, similar to Tetris. You have to think about where the symbol will land and build a strategy that takes the fall into account. The boards get larger, 5x5, 10x10, 15x15. With more cells, it is harder to control the entire area and watch all of your opponent's lines. Some levels have limits, you can only have five pieces on the board, then the oldest one disappears when a new one appears. You need to remember which piece will vanish next and plan your moves around that. Once you beat the computer, the next stage unlocks with new rules. Sandbox mode gives you complete freedom, choose the board size, turn gravity on or off, set limits, and create your own wild combinations of rules.