Three-dimensional tic tac toe

This is a game based on three-dimensional tic-tac-toe, but its rules have been modified. The project was based on a challenge that appears in episode 11 of the series THE DEVIL'S PLAN which is on NETFLIX. I liked the game so much that I wanted to buy it, but I couldn't find it anywhere, so I decided to develop the project.

Basic rules of the game:

Frame:
The game is played on a plan divided into 16 small cells. Each player marks their moves in one of the cells, trying to form lines of a maximum of 3 pieces horizontally, vertically or diagonally.

Players:
The game can be played by up to 4 people, players alternate their movements.

Goal:
The objective of the game is to form a straight line of 3 of your pieces that have the same color or shape in any direction: horizontal, vertical or diagonal.

How to play:
Each player starts the game with 5 tiles of a color or shape and can start by playing 3, 2 stacked tiles or just 1 tile.

Players take turns making one move at a time, marking an empty cell on the board.

The player can place a new piece on one of the cells or choose to move a piece that is already on the board.

If the player has no more pieces to move or place in one of the cells, they must once.

Filling rule:
The player can move any of his pieces around the board. If the player has already placed stacks with 3 or 2 pieces, he can move the first piece from the top and occupy one of the side cells on his turn.

This can only happen if another player does not place one of their pieces on top.

Each pile can have a maximum of 3 tiles and when it is moved, only one tile at a time can be removed from the pile, even if three or two of the top tiles belong to the same player.

Victory:
The player who forms a row of 3 of his pieces, whether vertically, horizontally or diagonally, looking at the board from above, wins the game.

A tie:
If two lines of 3 pieces from two different players are formed in a game, it will be considered a draw.

Strategy:
The game's strategy involves looking for opportunities to win and at the same time trying to block the opponent's moves, preventing them from forming a line of 3 pieces.

Files in format:

✔️ STL format

With your purchase you get:

✔️ 5 3D models

game_board_Ax4

game_player_Ax5

game_player_Bx5

game_player_Cx5

game_player_Dx5

✔️ files in STL format.

Improvements were added to parts and optimization of the printing area, reducing the size of the project as a whole. The game board and all pieces can be printed in two batches as long as the printing area is 220mm x 220mm.

If you have any questions, feel free to me via email, social media or here via chat.

Email: [email protected]

More information at this link:
https://linktr.ee/dkstro

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Each file has in its name the number of times each piece needs to be printed.
Example
File "game_board_Ax4", needs to be printed 4 times.
File "game_player_Ax5", needs to be printed 5 times.
the other files follow this same logic.

In the photo gallery I show the settings I used for 3D printing, the project was printed using an Elegoo Neptune 4 Pro.

09/06/24 - Board update, now each part has a fitting that locks one piece into the other.