O-TRIO

• If you too dwell in this world, you may have come across O-TRIO's ancestor 'Tic-Tac-Toe'.
• Check out the difference in this YouTube video: OTRIO not Tic-Tac-Toe
• For instructions, watch this YouTube video: How to play Otrio or keep reading this page.
• At least 2 and atmost 4 players can play this game at a time.
• Inintailly the board looks like this:

• In 4 player mode: Each player chooses one colour and drags their pieces into any spaces when their turn comes.
• Drag the pieces on the central part of the board.
• There are 3 ways to win:
• Either place three peices of same colour in same space.

• Or same kind and colour of piece in a row, column or diagonal, just like Tic Tak Tic-Tac-Toe.

• Or consecutive increasing or decreasing size pieces in a row, column or diagonal.

• Different colored pieces can be placed in the same space and the conditions to win will still hold true.