Winning The Game
Scoring Points
Gameplay Mechanics
Playing Moves
Play a number of moves in a straight line to score points. This number is determined in game settings.
Just like in tiny-tic-tac-toe, lines can be in any direction: vertical , horizontal , and both diagonals .
We can also assign a line bonus for any line that spans uninterrupted from one side to the opposite side of the board. This makes the strategy a bit more complex.
This line earns a full bonus because it spans the long dimension. The bonus will be whatever was selected in settings.
These lines are each partial line bonuses; they are calculated as (linebonus / (longer / shorter)). So, in this example with a linebonus set at 8, with 8 columns and 4 rows, that means the partial bonus is (8 / (8 / 4)) === (8 / 2) === 4 for each of these lines (yes, I chose these figures for easy math)
Unlike traditional (tiny) tic-tac-toe, in Super-Tic-Tac-Toe you play on an expanded gameboard of your choosing, up to hundreds of squares. You also select how many moves each player gets per turn, and how many cells (squares) in a row earns the first point.
Winning The Game
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Game Setup
Choose between two setup methods
In every game, you determine the number of players (between 2-8), and features like how many points in a row to score, how many points as a bonus for a complete line, and how large the gameboard will be relative to the viewport.
However, not all configurations will result in a game with an equal number of turns per player, or even a whole number of turns per round. Therefore there are two setup choices provided, both of which compute and limit your options to yield an equitable game configuration.
- Setup game by board size in rows and columns
- Setup game by number of moves in each turn,
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Choose Which Method To Setup Your Game
In every game, you determine the number of players (between 2-8), and features like how many points in a row to score, how many points as a bonus for a complete line, and how large the gameboard will be relative to the viewport.
Choose Which Method To Setup Your Game
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Strategies
Blocks and Lines
The lower the cells-in-a-row to score the more powerful blocks are, because you score points in all four directions. The higher the cells-in-a-row to score (the longer the line required to score), the stronger the strategy of building long lines.