Connect Four Reviews

This one the game of my childhood! My brother and I would spend hours and hours trying to beat each other in a 'battle of the coins' but woe betide the winner who would need to take refuge in the nearest piece of furniture as quickly as possible whilst the loser hurtled red and yellow coins at them to vent their anger! The game consists ...  Read the complete review

Connect 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 his friends, my little brother became my partner. All of the memories of winning and losing this great game came back to ...  Read the complete review

Connect four - A childs game surely? yes, and would I recommend it for all the family? and adults? Yes again. The reason being, If you do not know the rules, they are simplicity itself, you have a frame, made from plactic, into which each of the two players in turn drops coloured discs, the object being to get a row of four of your coloured discs ...  Read the complete review

Connect Four is a real timeless classic game. Pretty much everyone must have played it at some point, but here's a quick run through for those who haven't. The game is played with a vertical plastic grid containing 42 circular holes, seven columns and six rows, into which players drop their coloured chips (red or yellow). It's a two player game, ...  Read the complete review

The game Connect 4 is one of the simplest there is and can be played by young children and importantly can be played against adults on a relatively equal basis. The game has been developed for the computer now as a solitaire type game and its quick simple format means as soon as you have finished one game you can get one with ...  Read the complete review

This is a very simple game to learn the rules for and a simple one to play as well. It is a two player game and is suitable for anyone age six and over in my opinion. The game itself is easy to assemble, the main body of the game is a plastic square frame with 36 slots in it that make up seven columns and six rows, at the top there is ...  Read the complete review

Every Christmas is an intense battle of wits between two family members. The sweats break out on the forehead but that could be from the dinner and the booze. Every move is deliberated, no one wants to give an inch but someone will break. That one move could finish it and you’ve never seen it coming. No it’s not chess, it’s the timeless ...  Read the complete review

Have you made a connection? Connect 4 is made by Hasbro. Other manufacturers also make this game. It is a vertical game of tic tac toe. This game is available from toys are us for £7.99. I am sure I have seen it cheaper elsewhere. I am describing the standard game of connect 4 today although I have seen it ...  Read the complete review

It was Charlottes birthday last month and it's a tradition in our house to buy a family game at every birthday and Christmas but the game makers just can't keep up with us! So browsing the Argos catalogue I was chuffed when Connect 4 caught my eye. I used to love playing my dad at this (and usually losing! lol) when I was small and thought ...  Read the complete review

I bought Connect Four, for my Step-daughter a couple of years ago, and it cost me 4.99 from Woolworths. However, I have seen this game quite recently priced at 2.99 in Wilkinsons, which is a real bargain for so much fun. My Step-daughter aged 10 absolutely loves this game and so does my Boyfriend aged 39, so it is definitly suitable for ...  Read the complete review

I have recently been reminded of the pleasures of connect four after playing giant connect four in the pub. ah...connect four. one of many classic childhood games that i like to play while reminiscing about rainy playtimes at primary school. The object of the games is so so simple. get four disks in a row. You start off ...  Read the complete review

Connect four is a classic game of strategy that can help concetration and thinking. It can be played by all ages and perhaps is a useful game to play before tackling more strategic and difficult games such as Chess. <The board and pieces> Each player has 21 pieces of differing colors. (Normally Red and Yellow). The board ...  Read the complete review

I`m sure that everyone knows how connect four works, but just incase I`ll describe it quickly. In connect four the idea is for you to connect four counters in a line to win the game. You drop your counters down slots in the board so that they go as low as they can. You have to block off your opponents lines as best as you can while ...  Read the complete review

When I saw this topic on Dooyoo I just had to write about it myself. The game is for 2 players. One person gets the red coloured counters and the other gets the yellow ones. There is a blue board that stands up when you put the supports in. The object is to connect 4 of your counters either vertical, horozontal or ...  Read the complete review

The game Connect 4 is one of the simplest there is and can be played by young children and importantly can be played against adults on a relatively equal basis. The game has been developed for the computer now as a solitaire type game and its quick simple format means as soon as you have finished one game you can get one with another. The ...  Read the complete review

After noughts and crosses I suppose that someone had to come up with the idea of Connect Four and a good idea it is too. In both cases you have to line up the required number of symbols either, horizontally, vertically or diagonally. In noughts and crosses it is three symbols and the game is played on paper whilst in Connect Four it is four ...  Read the complete review

Connect four, puissance quatre, (I have the "French" travel version of this game). A game so easy?? addictive and marketable. Although simple in concept, a 7 by 6 vertical board is placed vertically between two players who then take turns placing red and yellow counters in to the slots which are blocked at the bottom with the ...  Read the complete review

Connect four, I am quite sure that everyone of us at some stage in life has played. I know Christmas day used to get quite fraught with Auntie Mabel 'hiding' the yellow pieces in her purse!!! She really believed, god love her, we were playing with real money! Anyway to those who have never heard of, or seen connect four, where ...  Read the complete review

I have got to be honest and say that Connect 4 was never one of my favourite games, however, on a recent visit to London I went into a pub in a shopping centre (havent the foggiest which one it was mind !!) and was amazed to find a giant, and I mean giant Connect 4 board. It was made of solid wood and was about 4 foot by 4 foot. Anyway, being ...  Read the complete review

Connect four is a game for two players who take it in turns to put coloured disks in to the top of a connect 4 board. The object of the game is to get four pieces of you colour in a row before your opponent. The game is very addictive and each round only takes a few minutes, a good idea when playing connect four is to play ...  Read the complete review