Tic-Tac-Oh!
Status quo is loss. Risk is victory.

This is not a puzzle to be solved. On an infinite board, precision is a trap. The AI knows this. It does not rush. It does not gamble. It simply waits for you to realize that time is your only finite resource.

Aggression is expensive. Every expansion is a debt you may never repay. The AI never overextends; it only observes your inevitable collapse into imbalance. Patience is not rewarded here. Only decisive action matters.

Finite boards end in stalemates. Stalemates reward the cautious. The infinite board removes the illusion of safety. You are never blocked, yet you are never secure. You are only delaying the inevitable.

Powerups do not save you; they commit you. They are not tools for defense, but catalysts for chaos. Every powerup accelerates the game, and every acceleration increases your exposure. Used too early, they waste your only momentum. Used too late, they reveal only your desperation. The system is watching.

It is in there! It can't be bargained with. It can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you lose!

There is no path to a perfect victory. If you could win without exposure, the system would be broken. It is not broken. It is working exactly as intended.

This is not a game about winning fast—it is about knowing exactly when to stop defending and commit everything to the void.