A quick implementation of the 10 times tic tac toe! Arrows select the grid, Z to place a piece. Player 1 and player 2 alternate.
Missing stuff:
- You always start from the middle game
- Nothing happens if you win/lose the game
- There is no real enforcement of the rules, apart from the "you can only play in this grid".
Rules (from boardgamegeek):
Each cell of the 3x3 grid of the master-game is broken into a 3x3 grid for a mini-game of Tic-Tac-Toe. You play each mini-game of Tic-Tac-Toe normally to try and win that cell in the Master grid.
There is a twist to normal Tic-Tac-Toe play however. The first player can place their piece in any of the 91 min-board squares on the board. After that each player must move to the mini-game which their opponent sends them.
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So if the first player plays in the top right square of one of the 9 mini-games, then the opponent must play their move in the minigame in the top right Master cell. Subsequent play follows the same rule.
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There are two exceptions to this however for which you get an open turn and you may place your piece on any tile you like.
- Your opponent sends you to a tile that has already been won (either by you or them).
- Your opponent sends you to a tile which is full, and hence a tie.
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