Four in a Row
About Four in a Row
Four in a Row is a classic strategy game. Players take turns dropping coloured discs into a seven-column grid, and each disc falls to the lowest free space in its column. The first player to line up four discs in a row, across, up and down, or diagonally, wins the round. Play against the computer or with a friend on the same phone. The computer always takes a winning move, blocks yours and avoids setting you up, so you need to think a few moves ahead and build two threats at once to beat it. Every win against the computer scores fifteen points and coins; if it beats you, you can resume and keep your run going. In two-player mode, the first to win three rounds takes the match. Four in a Row is free, works with taps on phones and clicks or arrow keys on computers, and is a great game for quick matches with friends.
How to play
- Tap a column to drop your disc
- On a computer: ← and → to choose, ↓ to drop
Tips
- Control the middle column
- Build two threats at the same time
- Look at what your move lets the other player do next
FAQ
Is Four in a Row free to play?
Yes. Four in a Row is free on Zoomo. There is nothing to buy; optional ads only let you resume a run or double your coins.
Do I need to download anything?
No. Four in a Row runs in your web browser. You can also add Zoomo to your home screen to open it like an app.
Does Four in a Row work on phones?
Yes. It is made for touch screens first, and it also works with a mouse and keyboard on a computer.
Is my score saved?
Your best score, coins, level and streak are saved in your browser on this device. Clearing your browser data resets them.
