Add game to your favorites This is basically a nestled game of tic-tac-toe meant for two human players. The game is divided into two major levels: nine “small board” games that make up the spaces for an overarching “big board” game. Where you place your marks on the spaces in the small board determines which small board your opponent makes a move in. Win a small board game to take control of its space in the big board. Win the big board by having either a full (horizontal, vertical, or diagonal) line of three marks or more marks on the board than your opponent. Overall Design Difficulty Replay Play Super TTT Game Online 205l2p

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Super TTT Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions 646o6c

• Starting the Game
  • On the loading screen, left click or tap anywhere to bring up the welcome screen.
  • At the center of the welcome screen, select the play button to begin.
  • On the top right corner of the welcome screen are the following controls (from left to right):
    • Select the enlarge button to switch between windowed and full screen modes.
    • Select the speaker button to turn the game’s sounds on or off.
  • Select the game’s language from the language button on the bottom center of the welcome screen.
  • Your web browser automatically saves your current win record.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • With your mouse, left click to place in your mark on the board space,.
  • Touchscreen devices
    • Tap on a board space with your fingers to leave your mark on it.
  • Controls and indicators
    • Top row (left to right):
      • Home button: Quits the game and returns you to the welcome screen.
      • Reset button: Quits the current game and starts a new one
      • Enlarge button
      • Speaker button
    • Left center edge (top-down):
      • Player O score
      • Player X score
      • Draws
• Game Play
  • Basic rules
    • This is a game for two human players.
      • You and your friend must agree on who should go first before you start.
    • Think of this game as a nestled set of tic-tac-toe games. It is divided into two.
      • The big board
      • The smaller boards that comprise the big board
    • Both the big and small boards follow the same rules as standard tic-tac-toe.
      • Form a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal line of marks (Xs or Os) to win.
      • If both you and your opponent fail to form a full line, the small board ends in a draw.
    • Whoever wins the small board gets to place their mark on it on the big board.
    • Keep playing as many sessions for as long as you can.
  • Moves
    • The player who moves first can place their first move anywhere on the big board.
      • The move of the first player determines where the second player must put their move. This board will be highlighted by a red outline.
      • After the second player makes their move, the first player must make a move in another highlighted board.
    • The board moves are as follows:
      • If you place a mark on any of the edge spaces in the small square, the next playable small board will be the one in the equivalent spot in the big board.
        • For instance, if you place a mark on the left center edge of any board, your opponent must play on the small board on the left center edge.
        • If you place a mark on the center of any board, your opponent will play the center board.
        • Because of this, your move strategy must involve not only winning that one board but also determining where your opponent will be in the next turn.
    • A small board that is already finished (either after a win or a draw) cannot be used for any further moves.
      • If a player is forced to make a move in one of these boards, they can disregard the rule and play in any of the remaining small boards.
      • In that case, the entire big board will have a red outline.
  • Wins and draws
    • The winner of the big board is determined by who gets a full line of three.
    • If the big game ends with a draw, the player with the most amount of boards is the winner.
    • The big game ends with a true draw if both players have an equal number of boards.
  • Scoring
    • The player who wins a big board via a full line receives 2 points.
    • The player who wins via the most number of marks in the big board receives 1 point.
    • In the event of a true draw, no player receives a point.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for players who like tic-tac-toe games.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

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