Converting classic family games from the physical space to the digital tends to lead to mixed results. In the case of Four In A Row, to its credit, at least it is able to do something the classic clearly doesn’t, which is allow you to add your chips from any of the four directions, adding a pretty substantial amount of strategy you may find yourself struggling with at first. If you’re able to find a friend or family member to play against this may offer at least some mild entertainment for a little while, though you’ll be able to play through puzzle scenarios or take on the AI head-to-head when going it solo that really doesn’t bring enough energy and excitement to the table to make it worthwhile for long.