All Apple Eye Games come with a set of directions. Here you’ll find the same directions with some fun alternate rules added in. Let the games begin!

We also love a bit of Trivia to keep the wheels turning! Trivia questions and answers are coming–they will be here.

3-DIMENSIONAL TIC TAC TOE

This game is like the tic tac toe you learned when you were younger.  But now there are four levels and sixteen squares per level.  We think you’ll prefer this spiced-up version. It’s easy to learn, but there are endless ways to win!

Directions:

Decide who goes first, pick a color, and takes turns placing one piece on any open square of the four levels.  The first player to get four in a row (and we mean any four in a row) is the Winner. 

Examples of Four in a Row:

Three diagrams that demonstrate how to win 3-Dimensional Tic Tac Toe.

Alternate Game Play:

  • Team Play!  Two Teams with two players on each team.
  • For an added challenge, require the winner to win in two places at once.
  • Limit the amount of time for each turn and set a timer. If the timer goes off before the next piece is placed, the player forfeits his turn.
  • Limit the number of usable playing pieces. If all pieces are used without a
    winner, “the cat gets that game!”

PEG GAMES

We didn’t invent the peg game, but we sure did reinvent the triangle it’s stood on for centuries! We saw it as an opportunity to celebrate our home state with unique designs and a fun system for ranking the winners.

Directions

  • Place pegs in each of the holes, leaving one corner empty.
  • Move a peg only if it jumps another peg and lands in an empty hole.
  • Remove the pegs you jump; attempt to clear all the pegs.
  • You win if only one peg is left at the end of the game.

Alternate Game Play

Team Play! Traditionally, the peg game is a solitaire style puzzle–you play against yourself. We’d like to shake things up a bit and suggest you play teams and keep a score that can be averaged at the end to indicate each team’s collective rank!