Didn't expect a simple four-in-a-row game to get this competitive. The 42 chips (21 pink, 21 black) each have a different position printed on them, which keeps every round from feeling the same. We played three nights in a row and the "final reward" rule had us both laughing way too hard.
Sophia★★★★★
The 42 chips feel surprisingly sturdy and the pink-and-black contrast makes it easy to see who's winning. We played three rounds the first night, and the little wager at the end keeps it interesting.
Eli U.★★★★★
Bought this for a laugh and we ended up playing three rounds in one night. The 42 chips are sturdy and the pink-and-black split makes it easy to see whose move it is. Turns out the "final reward" is the real reason we keep rematching.