Four in a Row

Drop a disc. Watch it fall. Four in a Row strips strategy down to its purest form — a vertical grid, two players, and the quiet tension of reading your opponent's intentions before they read yours. Every column you choose either builds your winning line or quietly blocks theirs.

The game supports both solo play against an AI and head-to-head matches with a friend on the same device. The AI doesn't just react; it plans ahead, which means careless moves get punished quickly. Diagonal threats are easy to miss, and that's exactly where most games are decided.

There's something genuinely engaging about how much depth fits inside such a small board. A few moves in, the grid starts feeling crowded with possibility and danger at the same time. Whether you're playing casually or trying to crack the AI at its toughest setting, the satisfaction of landing that fourth disc in a clean line never really gets old.