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Drop Four

Drop discs to line up four in a row.

Category
Board games
Seats
2
Difficulty settings
Easy, Medium, Hard

A game with 2 seats. You can play against computer opponents.

Free, along with the 47 other games in PlayBurst. Drop Four is not sold on its own, and no purchase in the app unlocks it.

  • strategy
  • family
  • quick

Where to get it

Coming first to the Amazon Appstore

  1. Amazon AppstoreFirst, and made for Fire tablets.
  2. Google PlayNext. Fire OS is Android, so it is the same build.
  3. App StoreAfter that, for iPhone and iPad.

Not out anywhere yet. The links land here the day it is. Anything claiming to be PlayBurst before then is not ours.

Inside the game

Drop Four screenshots

Screenshots from PlayBurst's Android preview, in phone and tablet layouts. Select an image to explore the gallery.

Phone layout
Tablet layout
Drop Four gameplay and controls in PlayBurst's phone layout
Drop Four gameplay and controls in PlayBurst's tablet layout

Phone layout · 1 of 2

How Drop Four works

Get four of your discs in a row: across, down, or diagonally.

Read the full Drop Four rules and tips
  1. 1. Drop a disc

    Tap a column. Your disc falls to the lowest empty square in it.

  2. 2. Build and block

    Take turns. Every move both builds your own line and takes a square away from theirs.

  3. 3. Win

    Four in a row in any direction ends the game. A full board with no line is a draw.

Questions

About Drop Four.

What is the goal of Drop Four?

Get four of your discs in a row: across, down, or diagonally.

Is Drop Four free?

Yes. Drop Four is one of 48 games in PlayBurst, a single free app. It is free, nothing is locked in front of it, and no purchase in the app unlocks a game: the shop sells coins and removing the ads, and that is all it sells.

Who am I playing against in Drop Four?

A game with 2 seats. You can play against computer opponents. Another person is not required.

Where can I get Drop Four?

Nowhere yet. PlayBurst is not out on any store at the time of writing. The Amazon Appstore comes first, for Fire tablets, then Google Play and the App Store, and the links land on this page the day they exist.