Four in a Row — Pirates vs Mermaids
Drop themed pieces into a 3D frame and connect four before your opponent in this two-player classic.
6×7 board · 3D pieces · 2 players — with friends or the computer · played 3 times
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Pirates vs Mermaids Four in a Row 3D
Overview
Pirates vs Mermaids Four in a Row 3D is a two-player game where you control either the Pirates or the Mermaids Four, trying to get four of your pieces in a row on the board.
Board and Setup
The game is played on a 6x7 grid. Each player starts with 21 disc-shaped pieces (called "pirate captain's parrot" for the Pirates and "mermaid guardian" for the Mermaids Four).
Movement and Capture
- Pirate Captain's Parrot: These discs can move one step in any direction: up, down, left, right, or forward. They cannot jump over other pieces.
- Mermaid Guardian: Similar to the Pirate Captain's Parrot, these discs also move one step in any direction but cannot jump over other pieces.
Special Rules
1. Welcome Popup: When you start the game, a welcome message appears on your screen.
2. Turn Indicator: During each turn, a popup will appear showing whose turn it is.
3. Game Over Popup: If you manage to get four of your pieces in a row (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally), a "game over" message will pop up, and the game ends.
Winning the Game
The first player to align four of their pieces in a row wins the game. The alignment can be horizontal, vertical, or diagonal.
Draw Rule
There is no explicit draw rule defined for this game. If neither player achieves four in a row by the end of the game, it would typically continue until one side wins or agree on a draw.
Enjoy your adventure as either a Pirate or a Mermaid Guardian!
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