What’s the easiest way to make a simple 1v1 tic-tac-toe game,
It’s turn based and peer to peer so people just search for a game or host one and wait for someone to join.
although if I want friends to be able to play each other can I have some kind of private game thing with passcode?
Hi,
I recommend you to use Netcode for GameObjects.
(About Netcode for GameObjects | Unity Multiplayer Networking (unity3d.com) )
It is the solution provided by Unity to do multiplayer.
Relatively easy to use, you can find an example of how it is being used inside the Boss Room project.
You’ll find everything that you need for a simple tic-tac-toe, and I recommend looking into Unity Relay service to join games with passcode, as you mentioned.
Relay: Free P2P Networking & Connection Solution | Unity
Ok thank you so much I’ll look into it.
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How about the costs of that? The last 10 years Unity had been super tricky about price and small letter. It says first 50 CCU in a month are free and then $0,16. Let’s say 100.000 users play at least one time my game in the same month. Do I have to pay (100.000 - 50) * 0,16 = $15.992?? Even for a low transfer data game as a tic tac toe?
Hi,
If you’re planning on having a public multiplayer game, and you’re thinking about costs, I suggest you to contact Unity, to get every answer you need.
As you can see here : Unity Gaming Services Pricing - Start Building for Free | Unity
For Unity Relay, it says First 50 Average monthly CCU (approximately 2,160,000 connectivity minutes)
I cannot tell you if you can have more than 50 CCU, and what the amount of connectivity minutes means here, but Unity support can ! 
Would recommend using Netcode for Gameobjects with the Facepunch Steam Unity Transport if you’re targeting/ have access to steam.
This will cost you 0$ even if you end up with 1 million users.
Steam handles the NAT punchthrough for you in this case, allowing true peer to peer connections.