When entering Tic Tac Toe Multiplayer, you can choose to play either with classmates (if you have a login), with friends by entering a room code, or with anyone from the internet by clicking on your option. If you want to play with Classmates, then you need to log in as a student with the code that your teacher provides for you. This will enable you to play multiplayer within your teacher’s classroom. Always be sure to check with your teacher first to ensure that you have the correct login information.

You also have the option to play with friends if your friend can provide you with a room code, or you can generate a room code and give it to your friend. Just click on the middle option on the first page, and you will go to the page where you can either enter a code or click a button to generate your own code. Then you can provide this code to a friend so that you can play against someone that you know. This way, you each can practice your skills and help each other to improve in the game.

If you just prefer to play by yourself, you can select the “With Anyone” option, and the computer will randomly link you with another player on the internet. You can choose a randomly-generated username that will appear on your screen once you’re matched with another player. This process usually takes anywhere from 15-30 seconds, depending on the time of day you’re playing. While you won’t be able to chat, communicate, or know anything about them, you will be able to play Tic Tac Toe with another student at any time on Turtle Diary.

After you’ve selected the type of multiplayer you prefer and get yourself logged in, you will be prompted to choose a randomly-generated username. If you don’t like what pops up first, just click the refresh button until you find a name that suits you. Then, you will proceed into the gameboard once you have an opponent. If you’re playing with anyone, it may take 15-30 seconds to be paired by the computer.

Just like classic Tic Tac Toe, the game takes place on a 3x3 grid, with each player assigned either an X or an O. The X and O will automatically be assigned to you, and will appear on the grid each time you click your mouse. Each player takes turns choosing an empty square in which to put their mark. The object of the game is to get three in a row - either across, down, or diagonally. A timer starts to run when the first mark is made, and it keeps track of how long it takes you to play the game. To play, you simply click in the square in order to make your mark until you either achieve three in a row, or your opponent does. Sometimes the game ends up in a draw, and no one wins.

Once the game is over, it will show you your score briefly before a new game starts in 5 seconds. You only get points for winning, so be sure to try to outsmart your opponent. There is a bit of logic involved, and strategy depending on who gets to go first, so pay attention to how your partner responds. Once you play 4 rounds, the game has ended and you will see the final scores. You can choose to either replay or exit.