TAKE THE MOST POINTS, NOT THE BIGGEST NUMBER A marker travels across a grid of numbers. You move it along its row, your opponent along its column, and each of you banks the square it lands on. The biggest figure catches the eye; it is almost always the one that feeds the other player. AGAINST TEACH He lets you start, then he begins to count. Beat him three times and he moves up a notch, taking a new name with him. Nothing is hidden: the whole grid is on screen, and you see coming exactly what he sees. TWO PLAYERS, ONE DEVICE Each a nickname, each an axis. Keyboard, gamepad or mouse — the game needs a single screen. WHAT IS NOT • No advertising • No in-app purchases • No account, no sign-up • No connection: the game talks to no one and collects nothing Tac-O-Tac comes from RetroHub, Réseau Inter-Système's old-fashioned services terminal. The game is complete here; the terminal holds others.
Games · Windows · $1.49
