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How to Play Mono Grid Duel - Step by Step

The Mono Grid Duel page loads a ~64 KB three-in-a-row grid in an iframe. Play vs CPU or hotseat 2P. Press Play to start.

Click cells or numpad 7-8-9 / 4-5-6 / 1-2-3. Arrows + Enter place marks. R restart. Saves: ftol:monogridduel:storage.

Step 1 - press Play

Press Play to inject the iframe (~64 KB). The engine auto-opens the grid duel. Upstream is the Cursor Arcade tictactoe module by flancast90 (MIT).

Step 2 - pick mode

Open Settings for 1P vs CPU or 2P hotseat. Choose CPU difficulty Easy, Normal, or Hard. Pick your mark X or O in 1P mode.

Step 3 - place marks

Click an empty cell or use the numpad layout matching the grid. Arrow keys move a cursor; Enter or Space commits. CPU responds on its turn in 1P mode.

Step 4 - win or draw

Three in a row wins. Full grid with no winner is a draw. Win counts save per difficulty under ftol:monogridduel:storage.

Step 5 - restart

See Mono Grid Duel step 5 restart at a glance: download size, grid dimensions, save method, and server calls.
Mono Grid Duel step 5: download, grid, saves, server calls.

R restarts the board. Esc returns to the one-game menu. Reset all high scores clears win counts from Settings.

SettingValueNotes
Download~64 KBarcade shell + tictactoe + CSS
Grid3 x 3three in a row wins
SaveslocalStorageftol:monogridduel:storage
Server calls0Client-side only

See when to play, comparisons, and Mono Paddle Duel.

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