4-Score

4-Score is a 1957 design from D. Gottlieb & Company (model 129), credited to designer Wayne Neyens. It was developed as an electro-mechanical (EM) game but, according to IPDB records, was never produced. Notes indicate the concept was later reworked and released as Gottlieb's 1957 'Continental Cafe.'

Because it never reached production, no physical units, artwork, or detailed rules survive for 4-Score. It exists today only as an entry in Gottlieb's design records, notable mainly for its connection to the title that was eventually released in its place.