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Addictive set of Pure Javascript Games including Picture Jigsaw Puzzle, Magic Squares, Crazy Pieces Puzzle, Marbles, TicTacToe and Number Guessing. Many more to come... Unleash the power of Javascript!
Kolumns is inspired by Sega's Columns. The game is a mixture of Tetris and maybe Tic-Tac-Toe (the goal is consecutive blocks of the same color). Nice graphics. Easy & fun to play! The game runs on KDE 3.x for Linux or other Unix-like platforms. Do
JTicTacToe is a java implementation of the TicTacToe board game. It is fully platform independent and playable via the internet so that friends can compete online. A nice simple graphical user interface is available, and possibly, also a text-based vers
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This implementation of tictactoe can have an NxN sized board, where N is an odd number >= 3. What makes this implementation different from others is that it does not use lookahead, and still never loses. It is more of an experiment than anything else.
A 3-D Tic-Tac-Toe game using OpenGL to allow the board to be rotated and viewed from different angles. 3-D TicTacToe is played on 4 4x4 boards (64 total squares) and the game is won when a player gets 4 pieces in a row.
GOX is a learning Naughts-and-Crosses (a.k.a. TicTacToe) for GNOME. The
program starts off as a very weak player. It learns from its mistakes, and
eventually plays well.
Intended for young children who would be frustrated by a perfect player.
The goal of the project it to learn how to use Neural Networks, and teach one how to play tictactoe, and get to the never losing ability that most people can play at.