Signal Grid

Place a node, fire its signal across the 8x8 grid and take control of the board.

Multiplayer Strategy 2 players Elo rating

Players2with others

PaceTurn-basedusually

LengthLongerrewards thinking

RankingElo ratingleaderboard

How to play

8x8 grid.
On your turn, place one node of your color in an empty cell, then fire it in one direction (up/down/left/right).
The signal travels until it hits the edge or another node - if that node is your opponent's, it flips to your color; if it's yours, nothing happens.
Game ends when the grid is full - most nodes of your color wins.

This game keeps an Elo rating for every player.

How many people can play Signal Grid?

2 players. You can queue for other players online or invite friends.

Can I play Signal Grid on my own?

It is an online game, so you play against other people. Friends can join you, or you can queue for a match.

Is Signal Grid ranked?

Yes. It keeps an Elo rating for every player, shown on the Signal Grid leaderboard.

How long does a game take?

Expect a longer game - it rewards thinking time. This is a rule of thumb for strategy games, not an exact figure.

Is Signal Grid good for beginners?

It rewards practice, but the rules are short. Read How to play above and try a first game - nobody expects to win straight away.

What if my connection drops during a match?

The match pauses for up to 30 seconds. The app logs you back in by itself and puts you straight back into the game.

Can I practise against the computer?

Not yet - only Tic-Tac-Toe, Battleship and Rock Paper Scissors have that so far.

What do I get for playing?

Coins, which you can spend on cosmetic things such as name colours and themes. They are never connected to real money.