About Trihex
The playing field encompasses nine rings located on nine lines, three on each of them. Two players take turns placing chips of their color on one of the rings. At the beginning of the game you have four white chips, your...
The playing field encompasses nine rings located on nine lines, three on each of them. Two players take turns placing chips of their color on one of the rings. At the beginning of the game you have four white chips, your opponent has four black chips. The winner is the first person to occupy all three rings on a straight line. Players also take turns to start the game.
Thomas H. O'Beirne from Glasgow, author of Puzzles and Paradoxes (Oxford, 1965), experimented with topologically distinct patterns of nine rows to see which of these were suitable for a tic-tac-toe play. He found that on all regular configurations the starting player can win easily. The only exception is the configuration shown here.
Previous Versions
Here you can find the changelog of Trihex since it was posted on our website on 2016-10-04 10:48:47.
The latest version is 1.3.2 and it was updated on 2024-04-22 11:45:20. See below the changes in each version.
Trihex version 1.3.2
Updated At: 2023-10-26
Changes: Bug fixing.
Trihex version 1.3.1
Updated At: 2023-10-14
Changes: Update of support libraries.
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