Inkline

Tic tac toe, in pen, with no ads between games.

Play the classic, then try the games that don't end in a draw every time: big grids, Ultimate and Four in a row. Against a fair computer or a friend on the same phone.

Get it on Google Play

Free on Android. Plays offline, no account needed.

X 0 0 drawn O 0

You're X. Tap a square to start.

Inkline's home screen listing five games and a daily check-in

No ads between games

Finish a round and the next one starts when you tap. There's a small banner at the bottom, and a video only plays when you choose to watch one for extra coins.

Coins are for hints and nothing else. No cash prizes, no vouchers.

A hint highlighting the best square, with a note explaining it makes two winning threats

Hints that teach the trick

A hint marks the best move and says why, so you learn forks and blocks instead of copying an answer.

“This makes two winning threats at once. O can only block one.”

Ultimate tic tac toe: nine small boards with the active one highlighted

Five games, far fewer draws

Classic 3 × 3, four in a row on a 5 × 5 grid, five in a row on 7 × 7, Ultimate with nine boards in one, and Four in a row where marks drop down the columns.

Easy lets beginners win, Medium falls for traps, and Hard plays its best.

Four in a row between two players on one phone, with the score at the top

Pass the phone

Two players on one phone, no internet needed. Who goes first switches every round, and the score keeps count.

Leave mid-game and it's waiting when you come back.

Grab a pen. Well, a phone.

Get it on Google Play