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Kit Cat Meow

It's Tic Tac Toe, but with cats!

Inspiration

I was challenged to modify a board game by a prompt from Draw-A-Box's Winter Promptathon in 2025 and I created this infographic about it!

A pixel art info-graphic describing a fictional game. At the top is the title of the game, "Kit-Cat-MEOW!" The first two words are stylized to make some of the letters look like cats, and the word MEOW is surrounded by a speech bubble, and the O is stylized to look like one of the game's coins with a cat's head on it. The second part is titled "FLIP A COIN!" and has the text "The flipper gets to use that side as their piece, and the other side goes to the other player." Below that is two sides of the same coin, the heads side being a cat's face, and the tails side having a cat's tail in an S shape, the two sides separated by large bubble text saying VS. Next to the heads coin is the text "HEADS" and a descriptor that says "Goes first," and next to the tails coin is the text "TAILS." The third part is titled "PLACE COINS!" and has an example of what the game board would be on the left, followed by text to the right: "If a tie occurs, flip 1 coin, and the winner is the side it lands on."

After creating it, I decided to try making it as a simple website to learn some more about CSS and React.