GIGAMICQuarto Classic Game

I was introduced to this game as a student, I still play it almost 30 years later.It's a simple concept, but as the playing skills develop, the games can become longer and more complicated as each player thinks further ahead and thinks about "what if" senarios. 5-20 minutes per game is common.Anyone, children or adults, who can manage a game of "Connect4" or Draughts, will be able to pick up the game quickly. It's then up to them, how much strategy they want to develop.With a similar experienced player, we have had games lasting an hour or more, and developed our own new additional rules to throw in every now and then to make the game trickier - such as not allowing the corner positions of the board to be used as part of the line of 4, or allowing a square of 4 instead of only a line of 4.I find the beauty of the game is its simple concept, allowing the players to pit themselves against each other and not rely on luck.

Good quality set.

This is an unusual and challenging game. Our extended family love playing it at family get togethers. A bit pricey but the pieces are quality wood and durable.

Not often I will rave about a game but this is really good for all ages. Not a battery in sight. I wish I had gone for the 4 player game but may well buy that as well. Gets you thinking and on your toes.

Love, love, love this game! Was introduced to it in a hotel bar and ordered it as soon as I got home. Only downside is that it hurts my brain after a few games - you have to think very hard!

I bought this to play with a newly blind person, but given the cost, I was disappointed to find that it is too easy to knock over the pieces. They should have had some mechanism of cut-outs for the pieces.

This was a Christmas present for my son and he and my grandaughters loved it. It was a good game for all ages above 5 years old.

A much harder version of ‘4 in a row’