A four-in-a-row line-drop game with the rules turned inside out, three in a row disappears, so the only way to win is a four nobody saw coming.
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How to play
Take turns dropping discs into columns. A connected line of four still wins, but a line of exactly three instantly deletes those discs and the stack above them collapses to fill the gap. That means you can't just stack three and extend it; you have to engineer a single drop that bridges two separated pairs into a four.
Drop a disc into any column with space; it falls to the lowest empty cell.
A run of exactly three of one colour is removed and the column collapses.
Line up four of your colour in a row, column or diagonal to win.
Game modes
Vs CPU, play the computer at Easy, Medium or Hard.
2-Player, pass-and-play on a single device.
Online, host or join a match against another person.
Controls
Desktop: hover to preview a column and click to drop; pointer dragging is supported.
Phone & tablet: tap a column to drop your disc, fully touch playable.
Tips & strategy
Think two split pairs, not a growing line, plan the bridging drop in advance.
Use the three-in-a-row collapse to dismantle the opponent's threats on purpose.
Watch how a collapse reshuffles the column; it can hand your rival a winning gap.
About Linkfall
Linkfall is an original free browser game that inverts the classic four-in-a-row line-drop genre, using a collapsing three-in-a-row rule to demand setups instead of straightforward stacking.
A free, original browser game on PlayPendium. No download, no install.
