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Checker Connector

Checker Connector is a single-player, strategy game that is played against the computer on 7 x 6 grid. It is a computer version of the classic board game Connect Four. This is a-turn based game in which the…

31 December 1995

Checker Connector is a puzzle developed by The Code Zone, released 31 December 1995 on PC (Microsoft Windows).

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What Checker Connector is

Checker Connector is a puzzle game developed by The Code Zone and released in 1995. It is available on PC (Microsoft Windows) only.

The premise, in the publisher's words

Checker Connector is a single-player, strategy game that is played against the computer on 7 x 6 grid. It is a computer version of the classic board game Connect Four. This is a-turn based game in which the player and the computer take turns placing pieces on a board. The objective for each player is to create a line of four of their pieces, the one who accomplishes this first wins the game. The game is entirely mouse controlled. It is played in a window which cannot be re-sized. The game has sound, four levels of difficulty, in-game help screens, and a choice of playing piece, colour and screen background.
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How it plays

It is played from a bird view / isometric perspective. It is a single-player game with no multiplayer component.

What it launched against

Checker Connector launched on 31 December 1995, within three weeks of Suikoden, Neo Turf Masters, Tales of Phantasia and Screamer.

Released around the same time: Suikoden, Neo Turf Masters, Tales of Phantasia, Screamer.

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When did Checker Connector come out?
Checker Connector was released on 31 December 1995 for PC (Microsoft Windows).

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