tic tac toe
A free tic-tac-toe game — play it in your browser, no install. Retro HTML5 tic-tac-toe, play against the computer or with 2 players
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Controls: click / tap to place mark · 1-9 to place mark · r to restart round · m to mute
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From the README
tic-tac-toe in one single html file. no libs, no assets.
play against an unbeatable cpu or a friend on the same screen.
minimax cpu, good luck beating it. scoreboard saved in the browser, RESET SCORE wipes it. clicks made with webaudio, zero audio files.
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