Bigjigs Tic Tac Toe

Tic Tac Toe better known to us all as Naughtes & Crosses is a classic game which has been around for many generations. The reason for it's survival is due to the fact of how increadibly simple it is to be play making it suitable for adults & kids alike. The game is played with two players, one of which plays with the naughts and the other with crosses. Each player takes it in turns to place their piece on one of the nine squares on the baord. The aim of the game being that the first player to get three of their pieces in a row either horizontally, vertically or diagonally wins. If no one manages this, the game ends in a draw which is normally the case ...  Read the complete review

BigJigs Tic Tac Toe is a wooden game which comes with wooden squares, some of which have black X's on them and some of which have red O's on them. The aim of the game is to be either X or O and then make 3 in a row either horizontal, vertical or diagonal whilst taking alternating turns with your opponent and both trying to prevent your opponent from getting their 3 in a row. You will have to try and be tactical and think ahead in this game and second guess where your opponent is going to place their next piece. I thoroughly enjoy playing this game and it's something that is on the side in my living room and I'll walk past and call out to whoever ...  Read the complete review

Noughts and crosses, or Tic Tac Toe isn't just a kids game, there can be an incredible amount of skill involved when it is played properly, like when me and my friend Liam used to play it during lectures...The concept is incredibly simple, it is essentially a two player game, you start off with a blank 3x3 square grid, at the start of the game each player chooses whether they want to be noughts or crosses. Usually the player who chose to be crosses goes first and begins by placing a 'X' on one of the squares in the grid. The 'O' player then places a 'O' somewhere on the board, in an empty square. The idea is to get three of your symbols in a row vertically, horizontally ...  Read the complete review