On October 24 (Japan Time), Solo Groove Games announced that the release date for the multiplayer FPS “Figure Me Out” for PC (Steam) has been set for November 3 (Japan Time).
Read the number on their forehead before they read yours!
This first-person competitive game involves reading the numbers displayed on other players’ foreheads and entering those numbers to eliminate them. Up to 20 players can participate in a single match, engaging in a battle of wits with friends and strangers to decipher each other’s numbers.
Since players maneuver to prevent their own numbers from being read, it’s not easy to check an opponent’s forehead head-on. This is where various items come in handy. You can use flash grenades to blind opponents or smoke grenades to block their line of sight.Additionally, binoculars let you read the numbers of distant opponents, and photos taken with the camera remain on screen for a few seconds, helping you confirm an opponent’s number even if you only caught a brief glimpse of it.
The game features three competitive modes: “Deathmatch” (solo), “Team Deathmatch” (team-based), and “Capture the Flag,” where players compete to capture the enemy’s flag.While the objectives and required strategies differ for each mode, closing in on opponents is essential for reading their numbers, and in every mode, players must navigate the tactical balance of closing the distance while protecting their own heads.
When registration for the playtest opened in early October, the game did not support Japanese, but the current Steam store page indicates that Japanese support is now available.
Additionally, the “Map SDK,” which allows players to create original maps, has been released early, so after launch, you’ll be able to enjoy matches on community-created maps via the Steam Workshop. Since the map selected by the host is automatically downloaded to players in the lobby, it looks like you’ll be able to easily enjoy matches on a variety of maps.
"Figure Me Out" is scheduled for release on PC (Steam) on November 3, 2026, with Japanese language support.
