Hasbro Connect 4 Reviews

It is great that all these games I had as a child are still about allowing my children to play with them. Obviously connect 4 is exactly the same as it always has been but for those that do not know here is a brief explanation. You choose a colour chip between red and yellow. You then take it in turns to place a chip in one ...  Read the complete review

Good lord, this game never dies. Many mispent childhood days were spent with my friend Alan playing this intriguing little board game. I say board game, but there's not really a board involved, more a lump of plastic and some counters. Think of noughts and crosses that you play on a piece of paper and you're on the right track with what ...  Read the complete review

When browsing the toy aisle in Sainsbury's recently I saw that Connect 4 (amongst others) was up for offer on half price, just £4.50 and I promptly added one of these to my basket. The items needed to play the game are packaged in a sturdy cardboard box and within the box there is red counter, yellow counters and the plastic pieces ...  Read the complete review

Connect 4 is a simple and great fun game made by MB games. Its built for 6 + and its for 2 players only. *How to play it* Its easy to set up and play. Seperate the counters, 1 player red and 1 player yellow then assemble the pieces > see box To build your connect 4 grid. The aim of the game is to get a line of four ...  Read the complete review

It is a while since I had a decent game of Connect Four as my husbands final year thesis involved programming a computer to play connect four so that isn't really a fair game anymore.... For anyone who is interested the advanced way to win against a player who is very good and never makes mistakes is to create threats in odd or even rows, ...  Read the complete review

As a novelty present for myself and my husband, I bought this Hasbro / MB Games Connect 4 last Christmas. It cost me £7.99 but I have seen them on sale for up to £10 (Argos £9.79 for example). We had both previously mentioned Connect 4 after watching a Channel 4 show on retro games, so I thought it would make a fun present and something to play as ...  Read the complete review

I bought this game a while back in a toys shop and it is really fun and enjoyable to play on a rainy day. You do get better at it over time so your win/lose ratio will start to increase. This version is great as it has a few more options available too. The idea of the game is to connect 4 discs in a row, which are either red or yellow ...  Read the complete review

Quite a few of my reviews of late have revolved around childrens board games as is this one, purely because that is what my little one is into at the moment and we have a vast array of games at home which he is learning how to play so I try and do my reviews on such games from my childs perspective as well as my own. Connect 4 is a ...  Read the complete review

This is an incredibly simple game which children as young as 4 can understand. I have had this game for as long as I can remember and used to really enjoy playing it. I think it was one of my favourite games because it didn't take too long to play. 10 mins max. Set up is very easy. The blue grid has two legs which are easy to slip into ...  Read the complete review

A very addictive game. The game is made up of a blue plastic base on which stands a blue plastic matrix, with the top open allowing you to 'drop' your counters in. The counters are of good quality plastic, one set being coloured yellow and one set being coloured red. The counters, 42 in total, 21 of each colour, have a neat serrated designed ...  Read the complete review

Normally I wouldn't recommend going for brand names on classic games, but since this one is just £9, why not! onnect four is such a simple game but there is something so compelling and interesting about it. I used to play this all the time with my older brother and when he got to a point where he was more interested in going out with ...  Read the complete review

Connect 4 is a game we play as a family quite regularly and more often than not I find myself losing! It's a strategic game with a very simple aim. There are two sets of coloured pieces so it can only be played by 2 players. One player has the yellow pieces and the other has red but as there are no strict rules about playing the game ...  Read the complete review

This is one of those classic games that you just cant get bored of. I still own my original box of this game and it still entertains me and my sister now and we are 18 and 20! The aim of the game is to get 4 of your colour in a row, any way round, diagonal, left, right. Its an easy game for children to play and can help young children ...  Read the complete review

Connect 4 is a game of strategy that anyone can play and enjoy. It has been around for years and the fact it is still marketed today speaks volumes. ~~ The Game ~~ The board itself is made from blue plastic that has 42 holes running through it. At the top of the board are 6 slots wide enough to insert the plastic circular ...  Read the complete review

CONNECT 4 Sometimes the simplest of games give the most pleasure and after playing Connect 4 with my children today I thought that I would review it. THE GAME ITSELF The game is made up of red and yellow counters and a simple blue plastic grid. The game is for two players and each player chooses one of the ...  Read the complete review

This is the classic counter game for two players, the aim of the game is for those players to compete against each other taking it in turns to try to be the first to connect four counters together. Players take it in turns to use the yellow and red counters and placing them into the grid to form a straight line of four in a row, ...  Read the complete review

Ah! Connect 4. Takes me back to happier days of playing this game when I was a child. It's an extremely popular game, even now and is not only enjoyable but also stimulating for children of a young age. The game is fairly simple to play with no complex rules or such. You will basically have a seven-column, six-row vertically-suspended ...  Read the complete review

This game was great top play as a child and still i like to play it these days. It's a game where it gets you thinking as the aim of the game is to take it in turns ( maximum of two players) and you each have either yellow or red counters and drop them one at a time into the horizontal grid to get four of the same colour connected in a line ...  Read the complete review

This was another childhood game. It didn't matter who I played I would always win this! Made it much more appealing for me thats for sure. It consists of a blue grid which you can post the circular counters in and blue sides which keep it standing up. You of course also get red counters and yellow counters. First of all you have ...  Read the complete review

Connect 4 is one of those games that to most people is an all time classic. All you have to do is say it and as a rough guess I'd say over 95% of people will know what you're talking about. It's a great game for kids, and even adults will still have fun with it, which makes it a great gift for someone. As you can tell by my display picture I'm ...  Read the complete review