Figure Me Out Brings 20-Player Number Reading to Steam
The number sits on the front of the face, so attacking head-on exposes your own number, which turns item use and positioning into the deciding skills rather than raw aim.
Reporting from 1 source: Denfaminicogamer.
Solo Groove Games has opened the Steam store page for Figure Me Out, a first-person online competitive game planned for October 2026. Players defeat opponents by inputting the number written on their head. Matches hold up to 20 players across Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, and Capture the Flag. Items include flashbangs, smoke grenades, decoy grenades, binoculars, and a camera that keeps a captured image on screen.
The wrinkle is where the number sits. It is written on the front of the face, so lining up a clean read on an opponent means showing them yours. Solo Groove Games has built the whole contest around that trade. Flashbangs, smoke, and decoys buy the second you need. Binoculars let you read from a distance, and a camera holds a captured image on screen a while longer. Three modes split the 20-player matches: Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, and Capture the Flag, where the target is the enemy flag.
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