Figure Me Colored
Color Word Matching Puzzler
About
Test your brain's ability to process conflicting information with this fast-paced color word matching game. Tap 'MATCH' if the background color matches the word, but be quick as the clock ticks down. Features multiple difficulty levels and a combo scoring system.
What's New in Figure Me Colored
2.1.0
May 22, 2026
Two-Player Mode - Grab a friend and play head-to-head! Each player gets their own match button on opposite ends of the phone, with text flipped so both sides can read it. Both players have independent scores and lives; the game keeps going until everyone's out.
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FAQ
What is Figure Me Colored?
Figure Me Colored is a fast-paced color matching game inspired by the Stroop effect, where players must tap 'MATCH' if the background color matches the word displayed. It is designed for quick sessions and tests cognitive processing.
How do you play Figure Me Colored?
You are presented with a colored card displaying a color name. Your task is to tap 'MATCH' if the background color of the card matches the word written on it. The game features a timer and a life system where mistakes cost a life.
What are the difficulty levels in Figure Me Colored?
Figure Me Colored offers three difficulty levels: Easy (4 colors, generous timer), Medium (7 colors, less time), and Hard (12 colors, tight window, with misleading text colors).
Does Figure Me Colored have ads?
Yes, Figure Me Colored contains non-intrusive advertisements to support its free-to-play model.
Can I play Figure Me Colored offline?
Yes, Figure Me Colored works offline, meaning you do not require an internet connection to play the game.
What devices is Figure Me Colored available on?
Figure Me Colored is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
What is the age rating for Figure Me Colored?
Figure Me Colored has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of players.
How often is Figure Me Colored updated?
The latest version of Figure Me Colored is 2.1.0, and it was last updated on May 22, 2026. This indicates a history of updates, though specific frequency is not detailed.
