Multiplication Game — Four-in-a-Row Product Game
Play this free Multiplication Game, the classic four-in-a-row Product Game. Slide the two factor markers, claim the product on the board, and try to line up four of your squares in a row — a fun way to drill the times tables with a dash of strategy.
How to play
- On your turn, move ONE of the two factor markers (1–9).
- The product of the two markers is claimed in your color on the board.
- Be the first to claim four squares in a row — across, down, or diagonally.
Times tables with strategy
Because you can only move one marker at a time, you have to think ahead about which products you (and your opponent) can reach — turning multiplication practice into a real strategy game. Play a friend or the computer.
Frequently asked questions
How do you win?
Claim four squares in a row — horizontally, vertically, or diagonally — by making the right products.
Can I play against the computer?
Yes — choose a computer opponent or pass-and-play with a friend.
What skills does it build?
Times-tables fluency plus strategic thinking, since each turn you move only one factor.
Looking to learn the math behind the game? Read the related lesson.
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