Hidden mine
Bury one on an empty cell. Your opponent can’t see it — until they place a mark on it and a three-by-three blast clears everything around it, their own line included.
Out now on iOS
Infinite
Tic-Tac-Toe
Neon five-in-a-row duel
Tic-tac-toe with the lid off: a ten-by-ten board where five in a row wins, a neon knight on each side, and mines and bombs to bury under your opponent’s best line.
How it plays
Five in a row,
on a board that remembers.
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01
Five in a row
A ten-by-ten board, far bigger than the three-by-three you know. Five of your marks in a line — any direction — takes the round.
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02
Bury something
Mines and bombs go under the board. Your opponent finds them the hard way, right where their best line was going.
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03
Best of five
One round or a full match. The CPU reads how you play and adapts between rounds.
The pieces
Three ways to ruin
a good line.
Timed bomb
A bomb sits in plain sight with its fuse counting down every turn. Both of you can see where it will go off; the question is who gets to build next to it and who gets caught.
Sudden death
The final round comes with a move limit: 24 each. Run out without a line and the round is a draw, so the last round is played on the clock as well as the board.
Screens
See it
in play.
- Platform
- iPhone & iPad
- Android
- Coming to Google Play
- Board
- 10 × 10
- To win
- Five in a row
- Match
- 1, 3 or 5 rounds
- CPU
- Adaptive + 4 levels
Think you can
hold the line?
Free to play, no ads, no internet needed.
Download on iOS
Coming to Android
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