I made this game with my youngest who is in the "space" phase of his life right now. I ended up putting a lot of work in it as the ideas kept flowing from him.

The iOS install can be found here:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tic-tac-tesseract/id6785713714

More a passion project then anything but still fun to tool around with. 3x3x3, 4x4x4, 5x5x5 with a bunch of different bonuses, galactic events. Against AIs of 5 different levels. There may be a much more fleshed out Space Campaign game with a 4th dimension running locally too.

I just added my board editor to this version that supports up to 5x5x5 (and 4 local players, AI or human) a bunch more events and bonuses.

If you want to try it, DM me and I'll send a few codes out for a free download. As no one buys it. But we're having fun. It used to be much cheaper, but still no one bought it so whatever.

I'm only now posted b/c I just read about Quibic on another Redditor's post. I'd never even heard of Quibic before and it seems it is something going back to ancient times.

Here I am just using it as a way to

1. Make my kids think spatially; 2D -> 3D from a piece of paper
2. Entertain them while waiting somewhere
3. Build something with them

Small world.

I've been designing games as a hobby for 25+ years. Hexflow is the first one I can hand someone.

Hexagonal board, hex pieces. You build a route while you stop the other player from building theirs. Easy to learn, short games, still has teeth. 2–3 players, or 4 in teams. Inspired by Go. A game runs about 15 to 20 minutes.

Physical board is $19.99. Print-and-play is $1.99 if you want paper tonight.

The digital version is basically built. I'm not selling the beta yet. I need a few people to actually play it and tell me where it breaks. If that's you, say so. Testers get their names in the credits when it ships.

Discord: https://discord.gg/FDDjjype7

Page: https://hexflow-game.vibepreview.app

Roast it or ask anything. I'll be in the comments.