Qubic Remix

Three-dimensional tic-tac-toe (4×4×4) — the classic popularised by Parker Brothers — rebuilt as a high-craft template. It is net-new and distinct from the flat games in the set (ultimate-ttt, gomoku, order-chaos): the board is a cube, and the depth comes from the lines that run between the layers.

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