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

Features
· Choose between 2 game variations: Tant Fant and Tapatan
· Use the game clock to play with time pressure
· Advance through 3 levels of difficulty
· Change difficulty level during a game (unless playing with the game clock)
· Select either black or white pieces
· Change piece color during a game

Tria Lite is supported by advertising. You might want to consider Tria, Full Edition that offers a 2-player option, 5 game variations and 5 levels of difficulty, without any ads.