Tic Tac Toe: Training

A 3x3 grid leaves no spare space. In Tic Tac Toe: Training, nine cells hold the entire match, with Xs and Os filling blank spots until one side completes a straight line. Solo play pairs the board against the computer AI. A second mode seats two people at the same screen for alternating moves. One detail changes the opening pressure: the rival places the first mark.

How to play?

Place an X in any empty cell and build three marks across a row, down a column, or along a diagonal. Watch the Os at the same time and block the third symbol before that line closes. Computer rounds ask for pattern reading and planned placement against the algorithm. Local versus matches use the same board rules, with both sides moving one after another like the tabletop version.