Tic Tac Together
andrfw · 2021 · Casual, Multiplayer, Co-op, Family Friendly, Board Game
PC
Positive95% · 21
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About Tic Tac Together
Tic Tac Together is a team-based twist on tic tac toe. Every round, all moves are placed on the board at the same time. If X's and O's are placed in the same space, the teams have to duke it out on a smaller "inner board" to claim it. The game quickly spirals out of control as more inner boards are created and the number of possible moves grows.
Up to twelve players can join the game from their phone or browser through a simple web interface with no downloads required.
Games are highly customizable, so players can come up with new and interesting ways to play.
Customizable settings include:
Up to twelve players can join the game from their phone or browser through a simple web interface with no downloads required.
Games are highly customizable, so players can come up with new and interesting ways to play.
Customizable settings include:
- Number of moves per player
- Inner boards at the start of a games
- Number of players on each team
- Time to enter move
- More!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I don't think i've ever been more stressed out playing tic tac toe in my life2 found this helpful
A very clever game that is fun for groups. This is a perfect example of a nice, indie game that gets everything right (idea, design, execution) for a party game. I just hope the centralized server this game depends on does not suddenly disappear, breaking the game. Or that if that does happen one day, the devs offer the possibility to run our own servers.1 found this helpful
It's perfect to kick your GF's ass :D :D and confuse her :D :D It's perfect for revenge in confusion :D :D1 found this helpful
10/10 game you just need to see the vision
You gotta see the vision
An excellent game for parties and social events, both in-person and remote. The chaos really shines once you have 5-6+ players, multiple moves per player, and disable seeing your teammates' moves while they're selecting them. I've had no issues running it on NixOS, so I'm sure any Linux distribution will handle it fine with Proton. In comparison to Jackbox games, TTT has the advantages that rounds are very quick, everyone knows how to play the game without needing much explained, and the game works perfectly without sound. If your last party ran into any of those issues with Jackbox-style games, try this game.
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