Connect Four 3D
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | $1.99 | Stefan Sigl | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
You have 3 levels of difficulty against the computer: easy, normal and hard.
You can also play multiplayer against a friend on the same machine.
Also there is not only the "classic gamemode" where the player wins who manages to get 4 stones in a row first, there is also "Full Board" and "100 Stones" available!
GameModes:
Classic - the player wins who manages to get 4 stones in a row first.
Full Board - you play until no more stones fit on the board and the player with most complete rows wins.
100 Stones - every player has 50 stones and if a row is completed the player gets points and the stones will disappear. The game ends when all 100 stones were place. The winner is the player with most completed rows.
Reviews
Please Update!
pmacci
Love the program but it’s not working on any of my devices and needs to be updated
Good start but needs some work
piazzara88
Classic mode works fine out of the box but other two game modes are still buggy. I've had instances where the score keeper says human has more rows and then when announcing the winner, it attributes the players number of rows completed to the CPU and says the computer won-frustrating. Also, in 100 bead mode, I've had points where the computer didn't remove the beads for a row it completed across the diagonal going from corners through the center of the game board and then I started putting a bead on a certain peg and it made the bead disappear and scored a row when I did this for about 10 times repeatedly (impossible). Internal coding needs some work I think but the classic for which I wanted it originally seems to work fine.
Excellent!
Fabio Bobrow
I'm just rating 4 stars to force the developer to include online multiplayer via Game Center or Facebook (like DrawSome and Word With Friends where you don't need to play at the same time). But this is definetly a 5 stars App!
Functional but AI needs work
Taigan
This is a good game. If teaches the basics and the interface is intuitive and easy to use. The graphics are smooth and the sound is well designed. I would say it is crying out for an "undo" button. Those rare times I placed a piece on the wrong peg by accident it was frustrating not to be able to fix it and especially in multiplayer games. Also, while the AI is good for learning the game, it's not very challenging once you've gotten the basics. Even on hard mode, after a few days playing, I had found patterns of moves the AI couldn't adapt to and won every time.
