About Link Four
It is a 2 player game where both sides share one board.
A line of four counts in any direction: across, straight up, or diagonally. Every disc you drop can build your own line and cut off your opponent's at the same time, so each turn is a small brain puzzle about attack and defense.
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You only pick the column, and the disc lands on top of whatever is already stacked there. That means a move can open up the spot right above it for the other player. It plays like the classic upright board game with a vertical grid.
Key features
- Two players take turns on one board with seven columns.
- Four of your discs in a row wins, counted across, up or diagonally.
- Each side drops discs in its own color, which also puts it among our coloring games.
- It runs on phones in portrait mode.
Tips & tricks
- Before every move, scan the board for three of your rival's discs in a line and block the open end.
- Look at the spot above where your disc will land, because your move makes that spot playable for your opponent.
Frequently asked questions
How do you win Link Four?
Be the first to get four of your discs in a row, either across, straight up or diagonally.
How many columns does the board have?
Seven, and you choose one of them on each turn.
Can two people play it together?
Yes, it is made for two players taking turns, which makes it an easy pick from our family games.
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