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Figure Me Out Launches on Steam With Number-Reading FPS

Solo Groove Games released the multiplayer FPS Figure Me Out on PC via Steam. Players defeat opponents by reading the number on an opponent's forehead and entering it, with matches supporting up to 20 participants.

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Why it matters

The release turns a single gimmick into a full competitive shooter, with three modes and a Map SDK that puts map-making in the community's hands.

Figure Me Out Launches on Steam With Number-Reading FPS

Key Facts

  • Solo Groove Games released Figure Me Out, a multiplayer FPS where players enter the number on an opponent's forehead to defeat them.
  • Matches support up to 20 participants.
  • The game includes Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, and Capture the Flag modes.
  • A Map SDK lets players create maps and share them through the Steam Workshop.
  • Figure Me Out is available on PC via Steam and is 20 percent off until November 10.

Items include flash grenades, smoke grenades, binoculars, and a camera that keeps a photo on screen for several seconds. The game has Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, and Capture the Flag modes, plus a Map SDK for Steam Workshop maps. It is 20 percent off until November 10.

The game ships with a Map SDK. Players can build original maps and play them through the Steam Workshop, and the map the host selects downloads automatically for everyone in the lobby.

Three modes are included: solo Deathmatch, team-based Team Deathmatch, and Capture the Flag, where teams compete to steal the enemy flag. Because defeating an opponent means reading a number off their forehead, closing distance is necessary in every mode, and the item set exists to make that approach possible: flash grenades to blind, smoke grenades to block sightlines, binoculars for distant reads, and a camera whose photo stays up for several seconds. Figure Me Out is available on PC via Steam and is 20 percent off until November 10.

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