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## Introducing Game Logic and Controls
The game logic for Connect Four is not too difficult to program. We need some code that will manage the state of the game and identify 4 consecutive game pieces played next to each other and announce the winner. To help keep this tutorial on-topic with teaching about Blazor, we are providing a class called `GameState.cs` that contains the logic for managing the game.
The game logic for Connect Four is not too difficult to program. We need some code that will manage the state of the game and identify 4 consecutive game pieces played next to each other and announce the winner. To help keep this tutorial on-topic with teaching about Blazor, we are providing a class called `GameState.cs` that contains the logic for managing the game.
1. Copy the [GameState.cs file](1-complete/ConnectFour/Shared/GameState.cs) into your project in the `Shared` folder.
The [GameState.cs file is in this repository](1-complete/ConnectFour/Shared/GameState.cs) and you will copy it into your version of the game.
1. Copy the [GameState.cs file](1-complete/ConnectFour/Shared/GameState.cs) from this repository into your project in the `Shared` folder.
1. We need to make an instance of the `GameState` available to any component that requests it, and only 1 instance of `GameState` should be available in our application at a time. We will address this need by registering our GameState as a Singleton in the application. Open the `Program.cs` file at the root of the project and let's add this statement after the `builder.AddServices...` statement: