iPuissance 4D 6.0-beta
| Developer: |
Werner BEROUX (more products...) |
| OS: | Win95/98/ME/2000/XP |
| License: | Freeware |
| Price: |
FREE |
| Size: | 10.40 MB |
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Connect-Four style game played with red and yellow counters. Imagine a vertical grid of 7x6 elements closed at the bottom. In turns each player drops a counter of his colour in the column of his choice, until one of them makes a line of 4 counters of his colour, like in Morpion. Easy you think? But it's not and if you don't like it, just change the rules. Four game rules with time limits are available. The game can be played through the internet, against a friend or an artificial intelligence. It is rendered in three dimensions, displays current scores, time left, and provides an in-game chat. To easily find players on Internet you can connect to our Beroux.com server for free and play with all the players connected on the server, or chat with them.
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