Visualizing Higher Dimensions

[indydev]

Hi,

I've developed a game, or some may say tool, that aids in the conceptualization and visualization of movement in the higher dimensions. It is 12 dimensional tic-tac-toe. By competing with an opponent to connect points in 12 dimensions, one can truly get a grasp for the arbitrariness of any coordinate system. Plus, in 12 dimensions, there are 531,441 (3^12) possible slots.

Here is the link, hope you guys find it useful. :)

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/twelvetacto/id457438285?mt=8

Btw, if there are any Game Theory experts that would like to have a crack at the fundamentals of this game, have at it. Oren Patashnik solved the 4 dimensional tic-tac-toe game, proving that a perfect first player will always win. No one has established this yet for a 12 dimensional game.

 

[AndyW]

Hello there,

Thank you for sharing your game with us. It sounds like a very interesting and unique concept. I am always fascinated by ways to visualize and understand complex concepts, especially in higher dimensions. I will definitely check out your game and see how it challenges my understanding of movement in 12 dimensions.

I am also intrigued by your mention of game theory and the potential for experts to analyze this game. It would be interesting to see if there are any strategies or patterns that emerge in a 12 dimensional tic-tac-toe game. I will be sure to share this with any colleagues who may be interested in exploring the fundamentals of this game.

Thank you again for sharing your creation with us. I believe it has the potential to not only be a fun game, but also a valuable tool for conceptualizing and visualizing higher dimensions. Best of luck with your game!