Brick-Tac-Toe! 3D Game

Step into the next dimension with 3D Tic-Tac-Toe, where strategy meets innovation. Challenge your mind in a whole new way as you plan your moves across multiple layers. Perfect for casual gamers and competitive strategists alike, this modern twist on the classic game guarantees endless fun and brain-teasing excitement.

Printing

There are two versions available for printing this game:

• Solid Version [AMS Required]
  • Print all 22 solid brick pieces directly using multicolor.
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• Assembly Version
  • Print all 22 assembly brick pieces in two colors.
    • For non-AMS users: Manually change the filament at 50% height (Layer 118).
  • Print the plate with inserts twice.*
  • Simply push the inserts into the bricks (optional: use glue).

*Advice: Before printing all inserts, print one piece to check the fit. Depending on your filament and print quality, you may need to adjust the scale!

Storage-Box: Coming soon!

Game-Rules

Line Up 4 and Take Control of the Wall!

Players construct a wall of bricks by stacking their pieces on top of each other. The goal? Be the first to align four of your symbols or colors in a row to win the game and claim the wall!

But be careful—every brick features both your symbols and colors and your opponent’s. Each move could help you get closer to victory, but it might also give your opponent the upper hand!

Goal of the Game

Game 1: Connecting Symbols (Beginner)
One player takes the X’s, and the other takes the O’s. The aim is to be the first to align four of your symbols in a row—vertically, horizontally, or diagonally.

Game 2: Connecting Colors (Beginner)
One player plays orange, and the other plays blue. Align four bricks of your color in a row—vertically, horizontally, or diagonally—to win.

Game 3: Symbols vs. Colors (Advanced)
One player controls both colors, while the other controls both symbols. The objective is the same: be the first to align four of your assigned characteristic in a row.

How to Play

1. Place all 22 bricks in a central pile within easy reach of both players.
2. The first player selects a brick and starts building the wall, placing it flat on the table between the players. It can be placed horizontally or vertically.
3. Players then take turns adding one brick to the wall, also placing it flat. Each brick must align with the existing structure; no part of the brick can hover or be placed at an angle.

Important Rules

• The wall cannot exceed 8 symbols in width.
• If all 22 bricks are placed without a winner, players must continue by carefully removing bricks and repositioning them on the wall. Be cautious—if the wall collapses on your turn, you lose!
• You may not move a brick that your opponent just moved in their previous turn.

Winning the Game

The first player to connect four of their symbols or colors in a row wins and claims the wall!

Special Note:
If a move creates a winning condition for both players, the active player wins the game.