Kic-Kat-Ken, a New Game Version of Tic-Tac-Toe
Ken Nunoo has introduced a new game, Kic-Kat-Ken similar to Tic-Tac-Toe in his new book "The Seed Master."
Bayonne, NJ, May 27, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Ken Nunoo explained that Tic-Tac-Toe as fun as it is to play by one or two people requires redrawing the grid of nine squares each time the game has to restart and requires several pieces of paper to keep up with the game.
In Tic-Tac-Toe a grid of nine squares are drawn with three horizontal squares and three vertical squares. The first player marks and "X" in any of the nine squares, and the second players marks an "O" in any of the remaining eight squares.
The game continues to play with each player alternately marking an "X" or "O" in the grid until the grid is completed. Whichever player is able to line up three of the same syimbol horizontally, or diagonally, or vertically wins the game. The players begin again by having to redraw the grid starting all over again, and as many times as they play, they have to redraw the grid over and over again. A fun game to play but quite combersome and consumes too much paper.
Ken Nunoo states that he invented Ki-Kat-Ken as a substitue for Tic-Tac-Toe to eliminate the need of having to redraw the grid over and over. The detailed step by step instruction on how to play the new game is given in the book "The Seed Master".
Ken Nunoo has introduced two additional versions of the game called Ken-Kan-Not-Bet and Ken-Loves-Ken-Loves-Me-Not. Ken-Kan-Not-Bet is a more advanced version of Tic-Tac-Toe, but in this case the gird is twenty five squares of five horizontal and five verticals. The new game also requires drawing the grind only once, without the need of redrawing the grid over and over.
In the book, the third game is Ken-Loves-Me-Ken-Loves-Me-Not, which is a game with a grid of fourty nine squares, but drawn only once. The two additional new games can be played by up to four players at the same time. Refer to the section on Games by Ken Nunoo, within the book "The Seed Master" for a step by step instructions on how to play the new games. These new games are fun to play, entertaining, and cost nothing to play.
The Seed Master published by Lulu is available in paperback at lulu.com and is also available in Amazon Kindle format.
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In Tic-Tac-Toe a grid of nine squares are drawn with three horizontal squares and three vertical squares. The first player marks and "X" in any of the nine squares, and the second players marks an "O" in any of the remaining eight squares.
The game continues to play with each player alternately marking an "X" or "O" in the grid until the grid is completed. Whichever player is able to line up three of the same syimbol horizontally, or diagonally, or vertically wins the game. The players begin again by having to redraw the grid starting all over again, and as many times as they play, they have to redraw the grid over and over again. A fun game to play but quite combersome and consumes too much paper.
Ken Nunoo states that he invented Ki-Kat-Ken as a substitue for Tic-Tac-Toe to eliminate the need of having to redraw the grid over and over. The detailed step by step instruction on how to play the new game is given in the book "The Seed Master".
Ken Nunoo has introduced two additional versions of the game called Ken-Kan-Not-Bet and Ken-Loves-Ken-Loves-Me-Not. Ken-Kan-Not-Bet is a more advanced version of Tic-Tac-Toe, but in this case the gird is twenty five squares of five horizontal and five verticals. The new game also requires drawing the grind only once, without the need of redrawing the grid over and over.
In the book, the third game is Ken-Loves-Me-Ken-Loves-Me-Not, which is a game with a grid of fourty nine squares, but drawn only once. The two additional new games can be played by up to four players at the same time. Refer to the section on Games by Ken Nunoo, within the book "The Seed Master" for a step by step instructions on how to play the new games. These new games are fun to play, entertaining, and cost nothing to play.
The Seed Master published by Lulu is available in paperback at lulu.com and is also available in Amazon Kindle format.
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