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The line below the board indicates how many pieces each player
currently possesses.
indicates which colour plays next. For
example:
= 1
0
= 8
Four-in-a-Line
In “Four-in-a-Line,” the goal of the game is to place four of your
colour’s pieces in a line, horizontally, vertically or diagonally. One
player uses white pieces and the other player uses black pieces.
The players take turns placing their pieces. Each piece lands at
the bottom of a column or the lowest available square within the
selected column.
For example, following 3 moves by both sides, the grid may look
like this:
When it’s your turn, touch the space above the column into which
you want to drop a piece.
When either player makes a row of 4 or more pieces (horizontal,
vertical or diagonal), he wins the game. If no row has been made
when the grid is full, the game is a draw.
