fourline.
four in a line, any direction
Two colours, one grid, and a column you drop into. Four in a line wins — across, up, or corner to corner — which sounds simple right up to the moment you notice that every piece you place hands the other side a move as well. The grid is small enough to hold in your head and just large enough that you will miss something anyway.
In stock — assembled to order
- Controls
- Three buttons — left, drop, right
- Display
- LED grid — no touchscreen, no backlight bleed
- Power
- 2x AAA batteries, no charging port
- Connectivity
- None. By design.
- Shell
- 3D-printed, hand-finished by LTEK Labs
- Board
- In-house PCB — grid, processor, speaker, buttons
- Sound
- Built-in speaker, mutable
- Packaging
- Printed cardboard box, zero plastic blister
- Shell colour
- blue
In the box
A printed cardboard sleeve, built the way cartridge boxes were built — flat, square, and made to stand next to the next one you buy.
- VIDEOCADE fourline console
- Printed cardboard box, no plastic blister
- Single-card instructions — three physical buttons, and that is the whole manual
- Batteries not included (2x AAA)
What the screen cannot show you.
The grid above is the real one — same layout, same pace. What no picture conveys is the click of the three physical buttons under your thumb, and the fact that nothing on this device will ever interrupt you.
