Wood Tactix and Nim

Tactix is played with two players. Each player can take as many tiles as they want from the horizontal and vertical squares connected to each other. Tiles cannot be taken from different rows and columns at the same time. Tiles located on diagonal squares cannot be taken. If there are gaps between tiles in the same row and column, they cannot be taken simultaneously. In other words, the tiles must be adjacent to each other. The player who takes the last remaining tile on the board loses the game. Tactix develops an individual's perceptual skills. It allows the user to perceive and interpret events more quickly. It also contributes to the development of children's motor skills. Nim is a mathematical intelligence and strategy game played between two players. In the game, players take turns taking objects. The game can be played with any number of objects and in any number of groups. The player taking turns can take all the tiles from the same group and all adjacent to each other (if the number of tiles that can be taken in one move is limited at the beginning of the game, this is not possible).

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