Ultimate Tic Tac Toe
Your move decides their next board. Ultimate Tic Tac Toe is a low vision, screen reader, and keyboard accessible strategy game — nine tic-tac-toe boards arranged in one 3x3 grid, where the cell you choose sends your opponent to the matching mini-board next. Play solo against AI, pass-and-play locally, or go online to host or join a match, fully operable by mouse, touch, or keyboard, with screen reader labels for every board and cell and live announcements of whose turn it is.
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Your Move Sends Your Opponent's Next
The cell you choose sends your opponent to the matching mini-board, turning every move into a trap or a setup.
Play Solo, Local, or Online
Face the AI at four difficulty levels, pass-and-play locally, or host or join an online match.
Learn the Rules Fast
A quick How To Play guide covers the grid, the forced move, the goal, and the wildcard rule.
Screenshot 1 of 3: Ultimate Tic Tac Toe mid-game against the computer, with X and O marks placed in several mini-boards and the center-left mini-board highlighted as the active board for the next move. Your Move Sends Your Opponent's Next. The cell you choose sends your opponent to the matching mini-board, turning every move into a trap or a setup.
How to Play
- Choose a mode: 1 Player (four AI difficulties), 2 Player pass-and-play, or Online Multiplayer.
- Nine mini-boards form one 3x3 grid. Whichever cell you play sends your opponent to the matching mini-board next.
- If that board is already won or full, your opponent may play in any open board instead.
- Win a mini-board with three in a row to claim it; a full board with no winner ties and closes.
- Claim three mini-boards in a row, anywhere on the grid, to win the game.
- Online: host a Public or Private-code match, or join as a player or spectator.
- Sign in with Google to save your record — guest progress carries over automatically.
Accessibility
- The entire grid is keyboard-operable — arrow keys move a focus cursor across all 81 cells, Enter or Space plays the focused cell.
- Every cell has a label announcing its board, position, mark, and whether that board is won, tied, or open.
- Live regions announce each move and whose turn it is, so board state is always available to screen readers, not just shown visually.
- Every dialog moves focus to its heading, traps Tab while open, and restores focus when closed.
- X and O marks are always paired with the letter itself, supporting low vision players alongside screen reader users.
- A few honest gaps: the "last played" cell highlight is visual-only, and some online status changes (a spectator joining, sync status) update visually without an announcement.
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