Four in a Row - Offline Game

Drop a disc into one of seven columns. It falls to the lowest empty spot. Line up four of your discs across, up and down, or diagonally before the other side does. ■ Start in one tap - Play now opens a new game with your last settings, straight away. - No sign-in and no setup before the first game. ■ Play the computer, or a friend - Six computer levels, from Beginner to Master. Each level is tested against the next so they stay in order. - Two players can take turns on one phone. - The computer thinks on your device and moves quickly. No internet needed. ■ Fair turns - Moving first is an advantage, so by default who goes first switches every game. - You can also choose to always go first, or let the computer go first. ■ See what happened - The last disc played has a small dot. - When the computer blocks your four, the line under the board says so. - The winning four are joined with a line, and the result says where and which way. ■ Play your way - Press a column to see where your disc will land, slide to another column, and lift to drop. Lift outside the board to cancel. - Unlimited undo. - Hints that suggest a column. - The game is saved after every move. Continue where you left off. - Wins, draws, losses and streaks for each level, plus a list of your last ten games. - Light and dark discs differ in brightness and pattern, not only colour. - Works in portrait and landscape, and in dark mode. ■ Rules - Seven columns and six rows. Turns always alternate. - Four or more in a row wins at once. - If all 42 spots fill up with no four in a row, it is a draw.

- Stability improvements.