Sometimes games are good enough for a quick break. Link 4 is one of those. No fuss, just connect four stones. It's simple but can get annoying fast when you keep losing to the computer. Perfect for a few minutes of downtime. Or maybe longer if you're feeling stubborn.
Old school trickery here. The game doesn’t really require any unlocks, but the neat part is how it works with tricky, wonky physics. Sometimes the stones fall just right, sometimes not. No need to pay or download anything. It’s basically free to hop in and start playing. Just open it up on any device and get your connect four on.
Moves are simple. Click or tap to place a stone. But mastering the game? It’s about reading the board. Anticipating what your opponent or the computer will do next. No fancy combos. Just a lot of looking ahead and trying to block or set up. Pretty straightforward, but easy to mess up if you’re tired.
One secret I found aim for the middle columns early. It’s a lot easier to win when you control the center. Also, if you can force the computer into making a move that sets you up, it’s pretty much game over. Pays to keep an eye on those tricky spots where the stones could be connected later.
Pro tip watch for those wonky physics. Sometimes stones slide or fall in ways you don’t expect. Use that to your advantage. Corner spots are tempting, but don't forget to play around the edges. Keeping an eye on the whole board helps avoid those frustrating "blocked" moments. Just don’t get too cocky it’s easy to lose focus and throw the game.
