Four in a Row
Take turns dropping discs into the grid - the first to line up four wins. How to play
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How to play
Two players take turns dropping discs into a grid seven columns wide and six rows tall. A disc falls to the lowest free space in its column. The first player to line up four of their own discs across, up and down, or diagonally wins.
Taking a turn
- Player 1 plays red and goes first; Player 2 plays yellow.
- Tap a column to choose it — a faded disc shows where yours will land — then press Drop (or tap the same column again). A column that is full can’t be chosen.
- The last disc played is marked, so you can see what your opponent just did.
Winning
- Four or more in a line wins, and the winning line is highlighted.
- If the grid fills up and nobody has four in a line, the game is a draw.
- You can resign at any time, and your opponent wins.
- Going first is an advantage, so when you play again on one device, the other player goes first.