Tic Tac Tesseract

Tic Tac Tesseract

3D Space Tic Tac Toe

2 ratings
2 reviews
$3.99

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Released
July 6, 2026
Updated
October 15, 2026

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Experience tic tac toe in a dynamic 3D universe. Navigate cosmic events and power-ups on a 3x3x3 cube or a larger 4x4x4 galaxy. Outsmart AI or friends in this strategic challenge.

✓3D Tic Tac Toe gameplay
✓Two board sizes (3x3x3 and 4x4x4)
✓Galactic events and cosmic hazards
✓Unique constellation power-ups
✓Variety of power-ups
✓1-3 player modes (AI or local multiplayer)
✓Save and resume functionality
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What's New in Tic Tac Tesseract

3.2

October 15, 2026

Ever wanted to build your own galaxy? Now you can. Tap BUILD on the start screen and make your own levels. Drag systems anywhere (yes, outside the cube), drop in any event (comets and wormholes too), add monsters, pick who plays and which bonuses they start with, then hit Play. Win lines follow your layout, so a crooked galaxy plays crooked. Build on 3x3x3, 4x4x4 or even 5x5x5. No ideas? Hit Randomize and get a galaxy that's ready to play, accretion rings included. Add All and Remove All fill or empty a player's starting bonuses in one tap. You can drag an event straight onto a planet, and pick how many comets fly through (up to 5). A comet that hits a system stops there, freezes it for 4 turns and wipes out the settlement on it. When a comet strikes, a small piece breaks off, flies in and goes boom. Comets have shorter tails now and fade in when they show up. Sharper graphics. Planets are rounder and smoother on the new High setting, and sharper on iPhone. If your device can't keep up, the game switches itself to Standard. You can pick either one under Graphics in the settings gear. Turn your phone sideways! Landscape works on phones and iPads now, with the board full screen and the buttons out of the way. Bonuses finally show what they did. Shields put up a bubble, Buff glows while it's armed, mines blow up for real, and Graviton Wave shoves the board. In your own levels, Cosmic String draws a glowing thread between the two systems it joins and Quantum Block flickers with its turns left. New looks: black holes have a real accretion disk (gold and red), pulsars shoot jets, monsters come in two looks and fly a smooth arc, and the Great Attractor visibly drags systems in and lets them snap back. Rule changes: a black hole hits all 26 systems around it (faces every time, edges half the time, corners a quarter of the time). Newton's 2nd Law sets off a black hole. You can cancel an armed Buff, and the one-tap bonuses ask before they fire. If everyone at the table times out twice, the game now pauses instead of picking a winner. Tap Keep Playing when you're back. Hard is harder. It searches deeper on 4x4x4, skips the bonuses that were losing it games, and grabs a winning move it used to let slip. Fixes: a line completed when time moves on ends the game right away, the turn counter starts at 1, How to Play restarts cleanly and stays on screen in landscape, the settings gear is always top right, the PowerUps panel on iPad in landscape no longer leaves a big empty gap, and a bunch of smaller things. Go build something, then let your friend blow it up!

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User reviews

The Perfect Date Night Waiting Game

Love playing this game with my boyfriend while waiting for our meal at restaurants. He never lets me win, but luckily I can practice on my own against the bot across different difficulty levels. Next time, I'm going to beat him!

Great little find

I played this on the way to soccer camp so Good I like to blow stuff up.

FAQ

What is Tic Tac Tesseract?

Tic Tac Tesseract is a 3D version of tic tac toe played on a 3x3x3 cube or a larger 4x4x4 galaxy. It features cosmic events and power-ups that add strategic depth to the classic game.

How many players can play Tic Tac Tesseract?

Tic Tac Tesseract supports 1 to 3 players. You can play against the AI on Easy or Hard, pass-and-play with a friend, or mix humans and AI in 3-player games on the 4x4x4 board.

Does Tic Tac Tesseract have ads?

No, Tic Tac Tesseract is ad-free. The game is a one-time purchase with no advertisements.

What platforms is Tic Tac Tesseract available on?

Tic Tac Tesseract is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for iOS devices.

What is the price of Tic Tac Tesseract?

Tic Tac Tesseract costs $1.99. This is a one-time purchase with no subscriptions or in-app purchases.

How often is Tic Tac Tesseract updated?

The latest version, 2.2, was released on August 2, 2026. The app is actively maintained by the developer, Joshua Staples.

What are the different board sizes in Tic Tac Tesseract?

Tic Tac Tesseract offers two board sizes: a classic 3x3x3 cube and a larger 4x4x4 galaxy. The 4x4x4 board includes more complex galactic events.

Can I save my game in Tic Tac Tesseract?

Yes, Tic Tac Tesseract allows you to save and resume your games. You can leave mid-game and pick up right where you left off.