Tic Tac Toe

TIC TAC TOE

Although it is the most common game played by two people in any environment today to pass the time, most people don’t know where this game originated.

WHAT IS THIS?

Although it is the most common game played by two people in any environment today to pass the time, most people don’t know where this game came from. However, it has a surprising history. Its origins date back to ancient Egypt, the world’s first civilization, and even to Mesopotamia. Called the Magic Square, it was used to write mysterious messages with shells and pebbles. Although the game is usually called X.O.X., and also known as S.O.S.

WHAT BENEFITS?

Congratulations, you know how to make good use of your time! With this game you will not only have fun, but also prepare yourself for real challenges. Don’t be fooled by the simple appearance of the game! X.O.X. is an excellent strategy game. Good defense is essential to win! With this game, you will unknowingly take your reasoning, strategy, problem solving, and abilities to relate objects to their surroundings to the next level.

HOW TO PLAY?

The aim of the game is to line up three balls of the same color in a row! Before starting the game, we decide who will get red and who will get green. Each player has five pieces. In turn, each player moves by placing a piece on the game board. Oh, watch out for the corners! Otherwise, you will lose the advantage! The first player to align the pieces of their own color horizontally, vertically or diagonally wins the game.

STAR SOLITAIRE

WHAT IS THIS?

If you’ve never played before, it won’t take time to learn, but you will have to grit your teeth to succeed. Played with a board of 10 spaces forming a star and

9 marbles, this solo game will be good for your boredom!

WHAT BENEFITS?

Solitaire doesn’t usually come to mind when you think of puzzles, but wait until you see the benefits of this game! Star Solitaire is a great strategy game for young minds like yours to practice reasoning. It develops spatial thinking skills. This is an ideal start to learning algorithms. It helps you notice repetitive patterns and speed up your decision-making.

HOW TO PLAY?

The game begins by placing 9 marbles using any location on the empty board. You can move pieces forward, backward, right or left, but never diagonally! You must remove all the marbles you skipped from the board and remove them from the game. Your goal is to continue playing until there is only one piece left on the board! As you gain experience, you can upgrade to the higher version of the game. You can place marbles by jumping 1, 2, 3 in the same direction from any location. Your objective in this version is to eliminate the pieces on the board until you are left with only one piece.