Fish Four in a Row
Fish Four in a Row uses a familiar gravity board with a shorter winning line.
Game details
- Developer
- FoolFish Studio
- Category
- Board
- Controls
- Mouse · Touch · Keyboard
- Players
- Local multiplayer
- Devices
- desktop · mobile
- Orientation
- Portrait and landscape
- Published
- Listing updated
- Page content updated
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About Fish Four in a Row
Fish Four in a Row uses a familiar gravity board with a shorter winning line. Connect three discs horizontally, vertically or diagonally before twelve placements produce a draw. An apparently small threat can therefore become decisive a move earlier than in connect-four.
How to play Fish Four in a Row
Click or tap a column to drop a disc into its lowest empty square. Count a possible three-disc line after each move. A horizontal or diagonal plan also needs the correct supporting discs beneath its destination.
Controls
Mouse
Touch
Keyboard
Connect three under a twelve-placement limit
Two adjacent discs with a reachable empty square at one end already threaten a win. Check whether a dropped disc will land at that height; an empty space higher up the column is not yet playable.
What to plan before your next move
Inspect the opponent's immediate three-disc threat before extending your own line. With only twelve total placements, filling a harmless column wastes a large part of the round. A fork is useful when it creates two reachable winning cells, not two floating ones.
Fish Four in a Row or Four in a Row?
Four in a Row requires four connected discs in its regular game. Fish's short round needs three and stops at twelve placements; Classic connect-four play is also retained in the Fish game.
Choose Four in a Row for its regular objective, or use the Play button above to try this Fish variation. Progress is saved separately for each game.
Common questions
Why did a line of three win Fish Four in a Row?
Three is the target in the short Fish round. Read the current mode's objective; the Classic game still uses four.
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