Mitsy's honey jar
0 of 10 spoonfuls
Everything you need to know about Noughts and Crosses.
Noughts and Crosses is the pencil-and-paper classic, played on a three by three board. You are the crosses and Mitsy plays the noughts. Whoever lines up three in a row first wins. In some places it is called tic-tac-toe.
There is no clock, and a game takes about a minute. Mitsy can play gently, and sometimes picks a square at random, or thoughtfully, when he plays carefully every time.
Friendly hints for Noughts and Crosses
Simple answers for a calm play session
Not if he never slips, so a draw is the best you can do. Gentle Mitsy sometimes makes a mistake, which gives you a chance to win.
A win gives three spoonfuls. A draw gives two on the thoughtful level and one on the gentle level. If Mitsy wins there is no honey, only a sweet and another go. Ten spoonfuls fill his jar.
Yes, on this device only. Your scores and honey stay in your browser, and nothing is sent to us.
No. It runs in your browser, with no accounts.
Yes. Noughts and crosses and tic-tac-toe are the same game, with the same rules, on a three by three board.
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