Four Colors

FOUR Colors

by Ryan Brigandi

Playing as guest

Lifetime Stats · on this device

0Games

0Wins

—Win Rate

0Cards Played

0“Four!” Calls

0Best Streak

Current win streak: 0

Players:

Who's playing?

Online rooms

Your name in the room

or join with a code

Room code

Four Colors

FOUR
COLORS

Draw

Discard

Your Room Code

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Friends enter this code on their own device to join. The game starts when the host is ready — 2 to 4 players.

Pass the device to

Player 2

Your cards are hidden. Tap Ready when you're holding the device.

Choose a color

The next player must match this color.

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You win!

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Welcome

Accounts are optional — sign in to keep your stats and username on every device. Guests can play everything without one.

or use email

Pick a username This is the name other players see.

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One last step — choose the name other players will see in games and online rooms. Usernames are unique, so grab yours before someone else does.

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0Games

0Wins

—Win Rate

0Cards Played

0“Four!” Calls

0Best Streak

Current win streak: 0

How to Play

Match the top card on the discard pile by color, number, or symbol — or play a Wild. First player to empty their hand wins the round.

Skip — the next player loses their turn.
Reverse — play switches direction (with 2 players it works like a Skip).
Draw 2 — the next player draws 2 cards and loses their turn.
Wild — play it on anything, and you choose the new color.
Wild Draw 4 — the next player draws 4 and loses their turn, and you choose the color.
No match? Draw a card. If it plays, you can use it right away — otherwise your turn passes.

Call “Four!”

When a play leaves you with exactly one card, call “Four!” before the next player acts. Forget, and you draw 2 penalty cards. Tap the red FOUR! button, press F, or hit Y / Triangle on a controller. You can also tap it while you still hold 2 cards to arm it for the card you're about to play.

Controller

Plug in an Xbox or PlayStation controller and play the whole game from the couch: D-pad or left stick moves, A / Cross plays a card, X / Square draws, Y / Triangle calls “Four!”, and B / Circle goes back. Keyboard works too — arrow keys, Enter, D to draw, F for “Four!”.

Online rooms

Create a room and share the 4-letter code. Friends join from their own devices — no account needed. The host starts the game once 2–4 players are in.

Changelog

v1.3.0

Every round now opens like the real game: a big 5-4-3-2-1 countdown, then the whole deal bursts out of the deck at once — all 28 cards flying to their seats together with sparkle trails, yours flipping face-up as they land.
Wilds get the spinning color cube: it twirls in over the table, turns the color you pick, then shrinks down and lands on the pile as a little diamond badge that stays pinned to the card.
Skip got its sting — the skip symbol flashes over the pile, flies across the table, and sticks next to the skipped player. Action cards now land with a swirling ring in their own color, too.
Winning a round ends with a podium moment: the table dims, everyone's final card flies in from the edges of the screen and flips over, and the winner's card gets its gold WINNER banner before the results.

v1.2.0

Cards now move like the real game: every round opens with the deck dealing cards around the table one at a time — yours flip face-up as they land in your hand — and the starter card flips onto the discard pile to kick things off.
Played cards travel: yours lift out of your hand and arc onto the pile, and an opponent's card leaves their seat face-down and flips face-up mid-flight before it lands.
Drawn cards slide off the draw pile and flip over as they reach your hand, penalty draws included, and your remaining cards glide together to close the gap after a play — no more teleporting cards.
The turn spotlight now sweeps across the table to the next player, and a Wild's chosen color shows on the color pill the moment the card lands.

v1.1.0

The table comes alive: cards are dealt out at the start of every round, played cards fly onto the discard pile, drawn cards swoop in from the deck, and the discard pile stacks up like a real game.
Big moments get big reactions — Skip, Reverse, Draw 2, and Wild Draw 4 plays flash across the table, the player who gets hit feels the shake, and calling “Four!” gets a proper shout.
Winning a round now comes with a confetti celebration, playable cards glow so your options are easy to spot, and the draw pile pulses when it's your move.
Prefer a calmer table? The “Reduce animations” setting in Settings still tones everything down.

v1.0.1

Settings got a lot bigger: turn on background music, feel the game with vibration, pick a table theme and a card back style, set the computer's difficulty (Easy, Normal, or Hard), auto-sort your hand by color or by number, and show or hide the controller hint bar.
Every option takes effect right away — change the table theme or card backs mid-game and watch the table update.

v1.0.0

Four Colors is here! Match colors, numbers, and symbols — Skip, Reverse, Draw 2, Wild, and Wild Draw 4 included — and be the first to empty your hand.
Don't forget to call “Four!” when you're down to one card, or you'll draw 2 penalty cards.
Three ways to play: Solo vs the computer, Pass & Play with friends on one device, and Online rooms — create a room, share the 4-letter code, and friends join from their own devices.
Full controller support on PC: play the whole game with an Xbox or PlayStation controller, plus keyboard, mouse, and touch.
Optional accounts: sign up with a username using Google or email — or just play as a guest, no account needed.
Lifetime stats track your games, wins, win rate, cards played, “Four!” calls, and win streaks.

Settings

Sound effects

Music

Vibration (on supported devices)

Reduce animations (performance)

Controller hints (bottom bar)

Table theme

Card back style

Computer difficulty

How sharp the computer players are in Solo games.

Auto-sort your hand

Keeps your cards tidy — grouped the way you like, every turn.

Controller connected