Complementing with Komplement Tic-tac-toe

The set from Gamifying IKEA series, Komplement Tic-tac-toe  complements a fence in Graz, Austria

The tic-tac-toe series Gamifying IKEA awarded with 1st place at the Pimp dein IKEA competition

The tic-tac-toe series Gamifying IKEA were awarded with 1st place at the Pimp dein IKEA competition in October 2013. The games were also part of the eponymous exhibition which took place earlier in 2013 at the IKEA Vösendorf, Vienna, Austria. 


Most of them were already published at the CHAlleNGED GAMES blog:

ORDNING Tic-tac-toe  // Bookcased Tic-tac-toe // HOL Tic-tac-toe // BRÄDA Tic-tac-toe // LEKMAN Tic-tac-toe // JULES Tic-tac-toe //  KOMPLEMENT Tic-tac-toe

For the perfection of the realization (also mentioned by the jury) I shall hold a great deal responsible and guilty Mr. Richard Edelsbrunner!!!

The Bookcased Tic-tac-toe was produced earlier in 2012 with the kind support of my friend Trayan and Billboard company.

...formal systems are based on changeable axioms and that conceptual operations have a game like nature.

“… formal systems are based on changeable axioms and that conceptual operations have a game like nature."

Ivan Ilich[i]

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[i] ‚…daß formale Systeme auf veränderlichen Axiomen errichtet werden und daß der Umgang mit Begriffen spielerischen Charakter hat.“

Ivan Ilich

The HOL Tic-tac-toe questioned (or proved) it, leaving the IKEA table and landing on urban facilities around the city.

Gamifying IKEA/ KOMPLEMENT Tic-tac-toe, 2013

and the KOMPLEMENT Tic-tac-toe

Veronika Tzekova, KOMPLEMENT Tic-tac-toe, 2013

Veronika Tzekova, KOMPLEMENT Tic-tac-toe, 2013

Gamifying IKEA/ JULES Tic-tac-toe, 2013

and the JULES Tic-tac-toe ... regular…but there is something I really like about this game. Something masked behind the office chair look and one of the simplest games…

The obvious winner is actually losing on the back side.

Is losing always losing? And do we also lose when we win?

Veronika Tzekova, JULES Tic-tac-toe, 2013

Veronika Tzekova, JULES Tic-tac-toe, 2013

Veronika Tzekova, JULES Tic-tac-toe, 2013

Gamifying IKEA/ LEKMAN Tic-tac-toe, 2013

and the LEKMAN Tic-tac-toe ... regular

 

Veronika Tzekova, LEKMAN Tic-tac-toe, 2013

Veronika Tzekova, LEKMAN Tic-tac-toe, 2013

Gamifying IKEA/ BRÄDA Tic-tac-toe, 2013

and the BRÄDA Tic-tac-toe (playable also on the IKEA's BOLMEN chair), irregular

Veronika Tzekova, BRÄDA Tic-tac-toe, 2013

Veronika Tzekova, BRÄDA Tic-tac-toe, 2013

Gamifying IKEA/ HOL Tic-tac-toe, 2013

After the Bookcased Tic-tac-toe for IKEA's EXPEDIT in 2012, the BOLMEN and ORDNING TIc-tac-toes earlier in 2013, now the first one from the new Gamifying IKEA series: HOL Tic-tac-toe, irregular.
The IKEAed Tic-tac-toes, depending on the product employed as game board, can be regular (with predefined grid) or irregular (the grid is defined in the course of the game).

Veronika Tzekova/ HOL Tic-tac-toe, 2013

Veronika Tzekova/ HOL Tic-tac-toe, 2013

Veronika Tzekova/ HOL Tic-tac-toe, 2013

Gamifying IKEA #1, Bookcased Tic-tac-toe, 2012

Gamifying EXPEDIT @ Sofia Design Week 2012

Veronika Tzekova, Bookcased Tic-tac-toe, 2012

Gamifying IKEA #3/ ORDNING Tic-tac-toe, 2013

after the EXPEDIT and the BOLMEN, now the ORDNING and more to come SOOON

Veronika Tzekova, ORDNING Tic-tac-toe, 2013