Game (Tic-Tac-Toe)

We just launched Tic-Tac-Tor for bubble mobile.

:video_game: Features

:white_check_mark: Playable 3x3 XO game

:white_check_mark: Auto-tracks turns and winner

:white_check_mark: Publishes game states (board, player, winner)

:white_check_mark: Fires game_won event on win

:white_check_mark: Supports Reset action

Demo: https://ncv-react-plugins.bubbleapps.io/version-test/api/1.1/mobile/preview?debug_mode=true&preview_view=game_tic_tac

Plugin link: Game (Tic-Tac-Toe) Plugin | Bubble

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:laughing: Love it!

Now can you play online with someone else?

Remember the Pizza game? That was my favorite: 🍕 Pizza Mania - Clicking game

Ha love it Jason!, i can see if I can make it a multiplayer by giving in a room id? Lol not even sure if its possible.

I am sure it’s possible, maybe just too much work. Remember the Zelda game I made. It was multi-player. I would play with up to 4 friends at one time. It was awesome.

If I were to blend this game with the controller I made, it would be awesome. Joystick Gamepad Controller Template | Bubble

Oh, cool. That makes sense. I was wondering why you did this game. :blush:

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Nothing is too much, i’m just working on a custom input plugin right now. That will format number pads properly etc.

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I think its a nice mental game that might keep users entertained when they’re waiting for something. Let’s say when the app goes offline.

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Yeah, or instead of a loading screen they could play a game, especially when there are long processes that are being done. :blush: Seems like a good idea to me.

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Are you going to build a native mobile app with the beta editor? @Landowski

lawl… amazing work.

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Jason can you direct me in the right direction for multiplayer features? It’ll probably save us some research.

So, for the Zelda game I had a current game and they were able to send an invite to another user. Then they were all connected. Then to display where they were moving, it was just a matter of saving their location to the database and updating it every second or so. Does that make sense? :blush:

Yes so basically using a websocket? I’ll see what I can do with this tic tac game!

Thanks Jason

Yeah, basically. :blush:

The game is out of Bubble, but yes, I will transform the web version into a native app and put it on the Play Store, otherwise my children will not give me peace.

:rofl: Where did you build it now?

You can keep it on the web and use webview to embedded it inside the mobile app. Same for the Zelda app @J805

It’s just static HTML, CSS and Javascript. It’s hosted in Github, just put the domain.

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Yes, it have a PWA right now, but the problem with webview, in my opinion, is that it do not respect the back button and etc (need too many hacks that it is better to pack it to a native app using Cordova).

Color me intrigued! Is this plugin to make sure mobile devices recognize it as a number input for the numpad?