MetaGrid!

MetaGrid!

Ultimate Tic Tac Toe

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 7, 2026
  • September 8, 2026

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Welcome to Metagrid — the evolution of Tic-Tac-Toe. Metagrid (also known as Ultimate Tic-Tac-Toe) takes the classic game you know and adds a layer of strategic depth that changes everything. How it Works: The game is played on a large 3x3 grid, where each cell contains a smaller 3x3 board. The Golden Rule: The cell you play in determines which board your opponent must play in next. Win a small board to claim that cell on the main grid. Win three small boards in a row to win the game! Features: Single Player: Three opponents, from forgiving to ruthless. The hardest searches several moves ahead and will punish a loose move. Local Multiplayer: Pass-and-play with a friend on the same device. Dark Neon Design: A board where colour carries the state — whose turn it is, which grid is live, and which line took the match. Highlight System: The board you have been sent to glows, so the rule that trips up new players becomes obvious. Tap targets, captured boards and the winning line are all called out. Scored Rounds: Play a series and keep the score. A filled grid with no three-in-a-row goes to whoever claimed more boards. Forget draws. Forget boredom. Enter the Metagrid.
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What's New in MetaGrid!

1.1.0

September 8, 2026

A full redesign, and an opponent worth playing. New look. A dark neon board where colour does the work: whose turn it is, which board is live, and which line won the match. A real opponent. The old CPU picked its moves at random. This one searches ahead, punishes loose play and sets traps — at three difficulties, from forgiving to ruthless. The rules, built in. A How to Play card covers the one rule everyone loses track of, and the board you are sent to now glows, so you always know where you can play. Round scores, a highlighted winning line, and a marker on the last move played. A filled grid with no three-in-a-row now goes to whoever claimed more boards, rather than being called a draw. A redrawn app icon, and a board that fits the screen properly on iPad.

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