3D Tic Tac Toe (1953)
ag.gameitem.AGID:
Playtime: 1
Min. Age: 6
Number of Players:
2
ag.gameitem.publisher:
(Unknown),
Creative Crafthouse,
House of Marbles,
Skansen Designs,
Invento Products,
Goliath Games,
Gametime, Inc.,
Crisloid,
Wm F. Drueke & Sons, Inc.,
Kaye-Jacobel Associated,
Skor-Mor,
Pacific Game Company,
Micro-Lite,
The Rumbold Gallery,
Reiss Games,
DBGM,
Hoi Polloi Inc.,
CEFA (Celulosa Fabril S. A.),
Handiform Plastic Corp.
Designers:
William Spyker,
Woodrow Arthur Heacock,
Herbert B. Swift
Artists:
(Uncredited)
Mechanics:
Pattern Recognition,
Set Collection,
Pattern Building
Beschreibung
Trimula appears to be an implementation of 3D Noughts and Crosses. It looks from the box that it was released sometime in the early 70s. The contents consists of a clear plastic 3D game board which can be assembled and disassembled at will, and a more than adequate number of large glass marbles in two colours. However whilst it is a game in a 3 x 3 x 3 matrix, it has very different win conditions to Tic Tac Toe in that the player with the most row of 3, when the pawns are all played, wins.
There are a number of other such games where the players use 3 boards arranged to yield 27 playing positions.
Trimula appears to be an implementation of 3D Noughts and Crosses. It looks from the box that it was released sometime in the early 70s. The contents consists of a clear plastic 3D game board which can be assembled and disassembled at will, and a more than adequate number of large glass marbles in two colours. However whilst it is a game in a 3 x 3 x 3 matrix, it has very different win conditions to Tic Tac Toe in that the player with the most row of 3, when the pawns are all played, wins.
There are a number of other such games where the players use 3 boards arranged to yield 27 playing positions.
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