OiX

aka: Kółko i Krzyżyk

Released

1984 on ZX Spectrum

Credits

2 people

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Krajowa Agencja Wydawnicza

Moby Score: n/a
Players: (4)
Collected By: 2 players

Genre: Strategy / tactics
Perspective: Top-down
Visual: Fixed / flip-screen
Pacing: Turn-based
Gameplay: Board game
Interface: Text parser

ZX Spectrum Specs [ all ]

Business Model: Commercial
Media Type: Cassette Tape
Input Devices Supported: Keyboard
Number of Players Supported: 1 Player

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Description

OiX is an adaptation of tic-tac-toe, played versus the computer on a 20 by 20 board. The goal is to arrange five O's or X's in a row. The human player can choose if he wants to be O's or X's, and whether he wants to go first. A symbol is placed by typing in the coordinates of the chosen square of the board.

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Genre: Paper-and-pencil game - Tic-Tac-Toe

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Credits (ZX Spectrum version)

By	Jarosław Cichocki
Cover Design (Proj. graf.)	Mateusz Stryjecki

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Trivia

Development

The Polish book Bajty Polskie includes a quotation from the game author, who recalls that the game was written in BASIC with its key elements in assembly language, and that a special compiler needed to be used in order to keep the computer from taking forever to move.