Play four in a row against another person or the computer at three difficulty levels. Connect four pieces before your opponent.
Tap a column to drop a piece.
Drop pieces into columns and make a line of four before your opponent.
Central columns belong to more possible lines and create stronger attacking options.
Before moving, check whether your opponent can win next turn and block that column.
Two different winning moves cannot both be blocked by one piece.
Yes. Local mode alternates pink and mint pieces on the same device.
Easy often chooses randomly, normal blocks threats and hard analyses several turns.
Only wins against the computer, so every ranked result follows common rules.
Four in a row looks simple, but every piece changes several horizontal, vertical and diagonal lines. Taking the centre increases your combinations and gives the opponent more threats to watch.
Do not only chase your own line. Before every move, check whether the opponent has three connected pieces with a playable gap. On hard difficulty, PinkyFour examines future replies and demands double threats.
