Unity 4.x Game Development by Example Beginner's Guide

Time for action – you win. Now what?

We get the right message, but the game doesn't do anything after that. Let's build in a bit of a pause, and then reload the Game Scene after a win occurs.

At the bottom of the ShowWinnerPrompt function, add these two lines:

yield WaitForSeconds(3);
Application.LoadLevel(0);

We pause for 3 seconds so the players can read the "win" message and grasp the full weight of the situation, and then we automatically reload the level for a new game.

The remaining problem with the game is that if we arrive at a stalemate where neither player wins and there are no more moves to make, the game doesn't know it, and prompts the next player to place a piece anyway. The game should somehow be able to figure out when the game is ...