3D Master Game

3D Master Game (also called 3D Noughts and Crosses) is a 3D computerized version of the popular pen and paper game Noughts and Crosses (also known as Tic-Tac-Toe to those in North America) This version was developed by Freddy A. Vachta and published by Supersoft Systems in 1983.

To win, a player must place four of his symbols on four fields in a vertical, horizontal or diagonal pattern, either on a single grid or spaced evenly across all four grids.