Mode
Computer
Easy, medium, or a five-move search.
Free connect game · seven columns
Drop a disc. Line up four. The center column is the one that matters.
01 — Story
Four in a Row uses seven columns and six rows. Discs fall to the lowest open cell. Four in a line, across, down, or diagonal, wins. A full grid with no line is a draw. You play red and move first.
Tap a column or the arrow above it. Easy moves at random. Medium thinks three moves ahead. Hard looks five. Two players shares the device. The winning four glows, and a scoreboard lasts until you reload.
The center column sits in the most possible lines, so it is the usual first drop. The winning shape is two threats at once, because the other side can block only one. Watch squares stacked so that playing the lower one hands the upper one away.
Tap a column. The disc falls. If you are building two threats, make sure both cannot be answered by one disc.
Play
Mode
Easy, medium, or a five-move search.
Mode
Red starts each game.
Mode
The middle column joins the most lines.
Hands
| Input | Action |
|---|---|
| Tap a column | Drop a disc |
Stills
A still captured from the live game in a headless browser.

Spec
Minimum
A current phone, tablet, or computer browser with JavaScript on. No download and no account.
Recommended
A recent Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari window, and a stable connection the first time the page loads.
Questions
You do, as red. In two-player mode red starts every game.
Yes. It searches five moves, and two threats at once can beat that.
The center column.
Sources
Content source for this page: Facts checked against the live page at https://viralscopehub.com/four-in-a-row/. Copy on this about page is original.. Edit the matching object in data.json and run node scripts/build.mjs.
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