If Connect Four went to college and majored in strategy, you’d get Linkx.

This sharp two-player showdown challenges you to connect two opposite edges of the vertical grid before your opponent does. Simple goal. Sneaky execution.

Players take turns placing Tetris-like tiles onto the board, carefully building their own path while trying to block the other side’s master plan. Every piece matters. One well-placed tile can extend your line beautifully—or completely wreck your rival’s momentum.

And just when you think you’ve got a clear route to victory? The board shifts. New angles appear. Your strategy pivots. What started as a straight shot might turn into a clever zigzag masterpiece.

It’s easy to learn, fast to set up, and surprisingly addictive. Perfect for fans of abstract strategy games who love thinking a few moves ahead without committing to an all-night session.

Great for quick duels at the shop, coffee table rematches, or settling once and for all who’s the sharper tactician.

Plan smart. Block boldly. Connect first.