Ancient Games

A collection of ancient games.
Achi - The first phase of the game is similar to Naughts & Crosses (Tic-Tac-Toe). Each player has four pieces and they take turns placing one of their pieces on the board. If either player gets three in a row, they win. In the second phase of the game, after all eight pieces are on the board, players take turns moving a piece onto an empty square until one player gets three in a row.
Ovid - The first phase of the game is similar to Naughts & Crosses (Tic-Tac-Toe). Each player has three pieces and they take turns placing one of their pieces on the board. If either player gets three in a row, they win. In the second phase of the game, after all six pieces are on the board, players take turns moving a piece onto an empty square until one player gets three in a row. To make the game easier you can turn on different types of diagonal moves. The board background will show lines indicating valid move directions.
Teeko - The object of the game is to get four pieces either in a row or use four pieces to form a square. Players take turns placing their pieces one at a time onto the board. Once all pieces are on the board players take turns moving their pieces one square at a time until someone gets four in a row or forms a square with their pieces.