Four in a Row
Four in a Row is a quick strategy game: drop a counter into a column and it falls to the lowest empty hole. Four of your colour in a line, across, down or slanting, wins. It looks simple, but every move opens or closes a line, so children learn to look ahead.
- 6–16 years
- Read aloud
- No ads
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What your child learns
- Seeing lines across, down and on the slant
- Blocking a threat before it is too late
- Planning two moves ahead
- Taking turns and playing fair
How to play
Tap a column, or hover it with the mouse to see where your counter will fall. Owlie answers with a yellow counter. Get four in a row first. Choose “A friend” to play two on one screen.
Levels
- Level 1Owlie wins when she can, but does not block you.
- Level 2Owlie blocks your three in a row.
- Level 3Owlie looks five moves ahead: plan a double threat.
A tip for parents
Ask your child why they chose a column. Explaining a move out loud is where planning skills grow.
Works on phones, tablets and computers, with nothing to install. No ads and no tracking.