Fantastic 4 In A Row 2
EnsenaSoft · 2016 · Casual, Strategy
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About Fantastic 4 In A Row 2
Drop colored discs into a vertical grid to get four in a row before your opponent does in this modernized classic. Experience the timeless strategy game reimagined on an alien world with stunning visuals and an immersive soundtrack.
Fantastic 4 In A Row 2 is a modern version of the timeless classic, played on a distant planet with beautiful graphics and music. Participating players take turns dropping colored discs from the top of the screen into a vertically suspended grid.
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[h1] I played this as a kid. It was more fun in real life... [/h1]22 found this helpful
It's connect four. I am surprised on how they can make a second game for this. What more could you add? Definitely EnsenaSoft's finest work due to their terrible track record of games.10 found this helpful
[h1][b]Not Recommended[/b][/h1]1 found this helpful
If you really want a cheap (and also cheap looking) digital local multiplayer connect 4 game (with some extra options like local 4 player mode and multiple sided grids) I guess it would do in a pinch, but I feel like this could have been done so much better. Also for some reason the game starts on my side portrait monitor with no way to switch over to my main landscape one.1 found this helpful
this game inspired me to ruin my marriage
Fantastic 4 In A Row 2 is a simple digital adaptation of a board game that's better known as Connect 4. Developed by a Mexican company EnsenaSoft, this was one of their many shovelware titles they brought on Steam in 2016. While it does cost only 79c, this is a similar case as with Snakes & Ladders (PS4) and Simple Dominoes I've previously reviewed: there are many, MANY free and free to play alternatives on iOS and Android nowadays, so why would any person bother paying money for this, despite the admittedly small price tag? And come to think of it, was there ever a Fantastic 4 In A Row 1? Once you boot up the game, you are greeted with the menu screen that plays some classical music. There is not much in terms of options, as you only get to choose to play against the computer on any of the four difficulties or to play against up to four players locally. And yes, a game that's normally played with two people has a four-player mode. How does it work? I'll get to it in a bit. As you would expect, the goal is to get four of your tiles in a row, either diagonally, vertically or horizontally, before your opponent does. Nothing much to it, since we all know how that works. During gamep…
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