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3D X-O (3 Dimensional Noughts and Crosses)

$39.95 Inc. GST

Do you consider yourself a dab hand when it comes to noughts and crosses? Then this is for you. It takes the classic Noughts and Crosses (tic-tac-toe) and makes it far more complicated.

  • Suitable for 2 players
  • Age 6 and up
  • Sustainable Wood (Monkey Pod and Rubber Wood)

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Weight 232 g
Dimensions 115 × 115 × 85 mm
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This is a brilliant twist on an old favourite, 3D X-O (3 Dimensional Noughts and Crosses) challenges even the smartest of us.

3D XO helps learn lateral thinking and spatial awareness.

How to play: First choose who will be X or O. The player with 14 pieces goes first and puts one piece on any rod. Players take turns, trying to create a line of 3 Xs or Os. The winner is the 1st player who manages to place 3 of their playing pieces in a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line.

Alternatively: With younger children, they may 'struggle' with the 3D concept and keep trying to play like a flat old 2Dimensional version. Overcome this by suggesting they play until the game board is full and all 27 pieces have been placed - the player with the most lines of 3 wins.

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This videos shows you how to play 3D X-O

Basically Noughts and Crosses or Tic Tac Toe but played on 3 Dimensions. 

This is a brilliant, fun, educational, twist on an old favourite, which challenges even the smartest of us to think more laterally and spatially if we want to beat our opponent.

Players take turns, trying to create a line of 3 Xs or Os. The winner is the 1st player who manages to place 3 of their playing pieces in a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line.

Alternatively, play until the game board is full and all the pieces have been placed – the player with the most lines of 3 in any direction, wins.

Note: As there are 3 rows and 3 columns, there is an uneven number of pieces (27), so whomever has the most pieces starts. 

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