This is a fun game. The easy level is for kids (in my opinion). I play random, medium level. There is an even amount of difficulty at random/medium. The hard level is impossible to win unless you are a pro at connect 4. Unless you are playing with 2 players, you are competing against a computer that is able to predict multiple ways to trap you making it extremely hard to win. I won about 2 out of about 50 games at the hard level. I was able to tie the game several times [on the hard level] at best. The hard level is a good challenge, but you will probably get a little frustrated while playing.

Ok so I understand that games need ads to make money and I’m fine with that but this game went to far. On the bottom there is a ad at all times witch is small and not that big of a deal but after the game is over there is a BIG square ad that is very in the way right below the play again button which isn’t the best but I can live with it. If it was just that my review would be much higher but after every single game you get like a 30 second long video ad which is very obnoxious to say the least. And as far as the game stuff goes it’s all good the difficulties are fair easy and normal are easy for me but her herd is quite challenging which I like and there’s lots of avatars I like the four different themes modern wooden classic and fruit and I like how you can change the background but the ads tho

This app is great for practicing your connect four skills. However, if you try to place a piece on a column that is full, the sides will switch. For example, if I am blue, and there is a column to the top alternating blu and red, while it is my turn and I try to place a piece on top of the column, the game thinks I have placed a piece. But, no pieces were generated, making it the opponent’s turn, and I have not placed a piece. The game is programmed in a way that counts all the red and blue pieces, and decides what color the next piece played is, instead of the player placing the piece. This means that I would become red, and all the pieces I place would be red. But if red wins, it displays the opponent winning, instead of me, who placed the winning piece.

I previously wrote a review concerning two player mode only letting player one go first, but I got a helpful response from the developers on how to enable random first turns. Thank you!This game is one of very few two player games I’ve found on the App Store. (It also has single player mode.) I like how the board and background are customizable, and you can chose an avatar for each player. The game works well, with no lag, and there’s an ad free version you can purchase. (it’s less than buying a physical game board.) I’d like to see more two player games on the App Store.