Tic-tac-toe, reworked ten different ways — from the napkin classic to boards where numbers replace letters, pieces fall like rain, old marks fade away, a wild triangle plays for both sides, pumpkins face off against pitchforks, and black corners turn a win into a loss. Pick a grid, pick an opponent, draw your line.
Same three marks in a row, ten different boards to draw them on.
Classic rules, seasonal dress-up — pitchforks face off against pumpkins, and three pumpkins in a row start to glow.
Play →The napkin original. 3×3 grid, three in a row wins — no twists.
Play →Nine boards nested in one. Win a square, send your rival to the matching board.
Play →Same grid, reversed goal — the first to complete three in a row loses.
Play →A bigger board and four in a row to win — more room to bluff.
Play →No X or O — play odds against evens, first line to sum to 15 wins.
Play →Marks drop and stack like a falling game — three in a row, any direction, still wins.
Play →Only three marks stand at once — place a fourth and your oldest fades away.
Play →A bigger board with a yellow triangle at its heart — wild for both sides, four in a row wins.
Play →A bigger board with black corners — connect three through one and you lose instead of winning.
Play →Face the built-in opponent, or hand the device to a friend for the same board.
Every variant loads straight in the browser and remembers your last board.
Trine adds a fresh grid whenever one earns its place next to the classic.