fours colors

Match the current color or number and try to empty your hand first.

Restart reloads the game. Use its own New Game button for a new round.

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fours colors — About

A quick color-and-number shedding card game. Match the active card and try to play every card from your hand before the other players.

fours colors — How to Play

On your turn, play a card that matches the active card's color or number, or use a playable action card. If you cannot play, draw or pass according to the game's controls. Follow the on-screen prompt when one card remains.

fours colors — Rules

Players take turns matching the discard pile by color or number. Action cards can change the color, skip a turn, reverse direction, or make another player draw, depending on the deck. The first player to empty their hand wins; confirm special-card and penalty rules in the game.

fours colors — Tips & Strategy

Save wild or color-changing cards for a turn when they help you shed several cards or avoid being stuck. Notice which colors other players cannot follow, and plan your last card before the hand gets small.