wraggster
August 29th, 2006, 23:02
LMelior (http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/search.php?searchid=693760) has released a 3D version of TicTactoe for the PSP, heres the release details:
I made an isometric tiling system in Lua, and I wanted a simple game to test out various things I wanted to be able to do. I remember having fun playing 3D tic tac toe in high school calculus, because I was one of the few in class who saw that you simply cannot lose when you go first on a 3x3x3 board. So, I made my own version of it, which includes a 3x3x3 board and a 4x4x4 board, and fairly intelligent AI.
There are plenty more things I planned to do, such as adding multiplayer support, improving the "hard" AI in 4x4x4, tweaking the "hard" AI in 3x3x3 so that he definitely beats you everytime he goes first (he's already quite good, but if you are lucky he'll put his second piece in a spot that both forces you to block him and get two in a row), adding some cool winning animation, allowing rotation of the game board, and actually having good graphics. Right now, all of the graphics except for the gameboard backgrounds are hand drawn by yours truly...so in other words, they are atrocious. I figure it just adds character .
However, I just don't feel like working on this anymore. There are other uses to which I would like to put my isometric tiling skills . There are no sounds, just my awful, awful excuse for artwork.
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I made an isometric tiling system in Lua, and I wanted a simple game to test out various things I wanted to be able to do. I remember having fun playing 3D tic tac toe in high school calculus, because I was one of the few in class who saw that you simply cannot lose when you go first on a 3x3x3 board. So, I made my own version of it, which includes a 3x3x3 board and a 4x4x4 board, and fairly intelligent AI.
There are plenty more things I planned to do, such as adding multiplayer support, improving the "hard" AI in 4x4x4, tweaking the "hard" AI in 3x3x3 so that he definitely beats you everytime he goes first (he's already quite good, but if you are lucky he'll put his second piece in a spot that both forces you to block him and get two in a row), adding some cool winning animation, allowing rotation of the game board, and actually having good graphics. Right now, all of the graphics except for the gameboard backgrounds are hand drawn by yours truly...so in other words, they are atrocious. I figure it just adds character .
However, I just don't feel like working on this anymore. There are other uses to which I would like to put my isometric tiling skills . There are no sounds, just my awful, awful excuse for artwork.
Download and Give Feedback Via Comments
via lmelior (http://forums.qj.net/showpost.php?p=993013&postcount=1)