Pop-Up Games 4 in a Row - Unique Folding Design of Classic Connect 4 Game - Pop up Row of 4 Strategy Board Game for Kids/Children/Adults

Connect 4 game.This is made from paper and cardboard now that doesn't make it sound good but that is not the case, it is made with high grand materials. It the classic connect 4 in a row game, the board fits in an outer sleeeve and when opened the grid pops up which is stabilised by the sleeve, you have sheets of discs that you pop off and there is a folding envelope to store the discs on one side. You can pause your game if needed by just closing it up then when you open up again there is the game waiting to be resumed. It is bigger than i though it would be and very stable. I got this for my grandson to encourage him off his electronic devices for a while and now he is challenging family members to a game.Its a bit pricey at £18.99 but good game.

The media could not be loaded.  The pop up games is really nice. It's well made and hard back so it will last a very long time, and it would be easy to store away for e.g on a book shelf. The colours are stunning, especially the rule book which is quite big. It does have weight to it, and it's a strong board which is very stable, so it stands up well, when its opened. A great game for adults and child. You can even take this with you when travelling. Good value for money.

I like the concept of this game. It’s easy to store and easy enough to put together. On the pictures there’s a pocket on each side to store your tokens when not playing but the one that was delivered only had a pocket on one side which means that I have to sort the tokens out every time we play which is a bit annoying. I’m not sure if this is an error with mine or wether that’s now how they’re made.

The media could not be loaded.  This is surprisingly quite sturdy, traditional set of 4 in a row made from robust card that can be completed in one sitting but can also be paused and folded away and then restarted at a later date.The play pieces all store in a pouch on one side so no risk of loosing themGreat for taking in holiday or for when travelling

I watched the inventor of these popup games when he pitched his pop up chess set on Dragons Den, and was really intrigued to see one of his games in real life. Wow, I’m not surprised he got an investment - it is amazing! Made entirely of thick, sturdy cardboard, it folds down flat, is easily portable. And very handily, you can stop the game in the middle by closing it up, then just open it up when you’re ready to play again.4 in a Row is a great game of strategy, simple yet addictive. A great 2 player game for all ages.Worth watching the video on the product details to see how it all works and looks. The product details are accurate and show exactly what you're getting.I’d love to have some spare discs in case we lose any (none lost so far!) though I guess it wouldn’t be beyond our ingenuity to cut some more out of cardboard if needed.Worth noting that when it first arrived and I opened it, I was wowed by its quality but also surprised by its weight and size. I expected it to be much flimsier and smaller. The game comes in a thick cardboard sleeve, which protects it when storing or travelling. So it’s not small like those little plastic travel sized games you can get.Absolutely love this, and planning on buying the chess version too.

This is a clever folding design game that you can play a classic pub game at home easily. But as it is made of paper it is not durable. The two side rows are not wide enough so I had to push discs hardly inside. It damaged the board easily. Also there is only one envelope on the board not like the photos there are two. Not convenient to store the flats.

Used in the car and when we was away and it's really useful and great as it folds all flat and nice in the box.10/10 and I'd look at more from this brand

I very much like the concept of this, connect four in an easily transportable package simple to set up and packs away quickly and easily into a sleeve.Unfortunately, the one that arrived shouldn't have passed a quality test as whilst it all looked fine, in use the centre and end rows don't work properly. In the case of the right hand end row the disks catch a little and have to be "helped" to the bottom. In the centre row they simply won't get past the second level and if pushed (with some force) to the bottom they get stuck there. As such this is not usable in its current form, it may be possible to file out the foam dividers a little to get the disks to slide in and out but that's not something I should have to do with a new game.On a secondary note, when opened up one side of the game board doesn't stay flat. This is not a significant problem as it can be easily weighted and would probably become more flexible and stay flatter naturally after a number of uses.But given the manufacturing defect, this is not something I could recommend. I have to assume that I have received a faulty one, but if so it's disappointing this made it through quality control.