XO Challenge vs CrushFive

Now you can play Tic Tac Toe on your iPhone or iPod Touch for free. In XO Challenge you will play against a Machine Learning model living in your iPhone. This ensures that your iPhone won't keep making the same moves over and over again. XO Challenge offers a new game mode in a In-App purchase * Times Up! game mode. You only have 1, 3 or 5 seconds to think your next move Behind The Scenes XO Challenge was born during the time I was writing a serie of articles about Core ML and Create ML, part of Apple technologies related to Machine Learning (aka ML). Would be possible that a ML model "learn" to play an simple strategy game and even defeat a human player? Well, the answer is a download far from you. Enjoy! The articles serie... http://desappstre.com/category/machine-learning/create-ml/ Thanks to UCI to mantain one of the best ML models repository. The model used in this app could be found at... https://archive.ics.uci.edu/ml/datasets/Tic-Tac-Toe+Endgame Dua, D. and Graff, C. (2019). UCI Machine Learning Repository [http://archive.ics.uci.edu/ml]. Irvine, CA: University of California, School of Information and Computer Science.

Thirty-six games in one app. All of them work with no signal, no account and no waiting. CrushFive is what you want on a plane, on the subway, or in a waiting room: open it, pick something, play. Nothing asks you to sign in. Nothing runs out of lives. Nothing needs a connection. CLASSICS 2048 · 2248 · Snake · Breakout · Minesweeper · Sliding Puzzle · Memory · Simon Says · Lights Out · Tower · Ball Run · Ball Run 3D · Maze CARDS AND BOARD Solitaire · Spider · FreeCell · Chess · Checkers · Reversi · Connect Four · Dominoes · Mancala · Nim · Dots & Boxes · Tic Tac Toe · Yatzy · Pool PUZZLES AND WORDS Sudoku · Nonogram · Hangman · Word Guess · Reason SPORT Ski Jump · Golf · Penalties · Gravity Chess plays a real game — castling, en passant, promotion, stalemate, the fifty-move rule and insufficient material are all in there. Sudoku generates puzzles with a single solution. Ski Jump scores the way the sport does: five judges, distance against the hill's K-point, and wind compensation. Pick your opponent's strength before you start. Two-player games pass the phone back and forth. Your records are kept for every game, and the ones worth comparing post to Game Center. Three looks to choose from, light and dark, and the whole thing works one-handed in portrait.