Tic-Tac-Toe is a two-player game. The first player selects one of the cells in a three-by-three grid to place an ‘X,’ finishing their turn. Next, the second player places an ‘O’ in their chosen cell on the same grid. The players take their turns, each trying to get a three of their symbols to align horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.
In this version, the player who initiates the game is always X. The second player — whether a guest on the same device, a second player logged in remotely, or one of the artificial intelligences included here — is accordingly O. All games against any opponent will be logged in your personal statistics.
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This project is part of the General Assembly Boston curriculum, fulfilled here with some personal stylings by Sophia Derugen-Toomey. It was built in Atom out of HTML, Sass, jQuery, and Javascript, coated in Google's Josefin Sans font, with a Freepik icon for style and generous hosting by by Github Pages.
Sophia likes to play single-player games that let you have a pet and movies that are fast or furious (inclusive ‘or’). Please feel free to @ her.