4 Colors Multiplayer

How a round works

Every turn you look at the top card of the pile and find something in your hand that matches it, either by color or by number. If you have a match, play it. If you do not, draw from the deck and check again. Action cards are the spice of the game: they change the flow of play and can throw off your rivals just when they think they are close to winning. The round ends when one player has played every card they were holding.

Playing smart

Each card you put down shapes what the next players can do, so the game rewards a bit of thought before every tap. Every move counts, and choosing well is what separates a win from a long round of drawing cards. Action cards are your main tool for changing the situation, so decide carefully when to use them. When your hand drops to one card, hit the 1 button right away.

Three ways to play

There are three game modes to choose from. Multiplayer mode is there when you want to face other players. If you would rather keep it simple, the mode against the computer pits you against up to three opponents controlled by the game, which is a relaxed way to learn how the action cards behave. And for time at home, the local mode lets two people take turns on one device, so it is easy to hand the screen back and forth with a friend or a family member sitting next to you. Whatever mode you choose, the rules stay the same: match the pile, use your action cards well, and empty your hand first.