Tria

Description
Had enough of Tic-Tac-Toe? Tria is as simple, but more challenging. You still try to get three-in-a-row, but you use pieces that you can move around. An uncomplicated, smart pastime!

Rules
Tria has 2 players with typically 3 pieces each. Players take turns placing and moving their pieces among 9 positions on a board. Once placed on the board, pieces can normally move only to neighboring, open positions. The first player who aligns its 3 pieces wins. If players keep repeating the same moves, the game ends in a draw.

Features
· Choose between 5 game variations: Achi, Tant Fant, Tapatan, Three Men's Morris, and Yih
· Use the game clock to play with time pressure
· Advance through 5 levels of difficulty
· Play on your own or against someone else
· Change difficulty level during a game (unless playing with the game clock)
· Play with 3 or 4 pieces
· Begin with pieces off the board or at the "home row" on the board
· Move pieces to any open position or restrict movement to only neighboring positions
· Disallow use of central position during placement of pieces on the board
· Select either black or white pieces
· Change piece color during a game