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4-in-a-line - Revo/Series5/Series7 1.00F
ZingMagic Limited
The traditional board game is now available for your Symbian powered PDA! 4-in-a-line from ZingMagic is the perfect game for those who look for a quick five-minute pleasure fix whilst on the run. ZingMagic's 4-in-a-line is suitable for beginners and experts alike. The aim of the game is quite simple: get 4 pieces in a line vertically, horizontally or diagonally. It sounds easy, but one bad move can ruin your winning chances drastically. Watch out for that sneaky computer it will beat you if youre not careful There are multiple playing levels, and you can choose to play the computer, a human opponent or even watch the computer play itself! As you expect from all ZingMagic products, the 4-in-a-line user interface is highly customisable. Switch views, board layouts and pieces whenever it suits you. If you need a short break, load 4-in-a-line onto your PDA and let it exercise your mind!
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