Description:

Dive into the captivating world where strategy meets vibrant hues! Four Colours isn't just a game; it's a mental workout disguised as pure, unadulterated fun. Test your wits against friends, family, or the cunning AI in this timeless classic. With each play, you'll discover new layers of strategy and nail-biting moments. Get ready to challenge your mind with the vibrant fun of Four Colours!

What's New? The Big Shuffle Update!

We've listened to your feedback and are thrilled to introduce the 'Big Shuffle' update! This patch brings a new 'Chaos Mode' where wild cards are even wilder, and the deck is constantly reshuffled, guaranteeing unpredictable and hilarious matches. Get ready to adapt on the fly and embrace the glorious mayhem!

But that's not all! We've also revamped the AI opponents, making them even more challenging and strategic. Prepare for some serious competition as you climb the leaderboard and prove you're the ultimate Four Colours champion. Download the update now and experience the freshest, most exhilarating Four Colours experience yet!

Instructions:

How to Play Four Colours

Four Colours is easy to learn but difficult to master! The goal is to be the first player to get rid of all your cards.

Deal: Each player starts with seven cards.
Match: On your turn, play a card that matches the top card on the discard pile in either color or number.
Action Cards: Use special cards like Skip, Reverse, and Draw Two to disrupt your opponents.
Wild Cards: The Wild card lets you change the color, and the Wild Draw Four forces the next player to draw four cards (if played legally).
"Four Colours!": When you have only one card left, shout "Four Colours!" (or enable the auto-call feature) to avoid a penalty.
Win: The first player to get rid of all their cards wins the round!

Four Colours: Your Questions, Answered!

What are the different types of action cards?

Besides number cards, the deck includes Skip (skips the next player's turn), Reverse (reverses the order of play), Draw Two (forces the next player to draw two cards), Wild (changes the color), and Wild Draw Four (changes the color and forces the next player to draw four cards). Knowing when to strategically use each card is key to mastering the game! Check out more games like this at Poki.com!

Can I stack Draw Two or Wild Draw Four cards?

House rules vary, but in standard Four Colours, you cannot stack Draw Two or Wild Draw Four cards. The next player must draw the specified number of cards and skip their turn. Thinking about more card games? Visit find the difference for something else!

What happens if the draw pile runs out of cards?

If the draw pile runs out, the discard pile (excluding the top card) is shuffled and becomes the new draw pile, ensuring the game can continue until someone wins. It is important to keep that in mind when you challenge your mind with the vibrant fun of Four Colours!

Is there a limit to how many players can play Four Colours?

While a standard deck is designed for 2-4 players, you can adapt the game for larger groups by combining multiple decks or playing in teams. For another fun game why not draw to escape online?

What's the best strategy for winning at Four Colours?

The best strategy involves a combination of observation, anticipation, and a bit of luck. Pay attention to the cards other players are playing, anticipate their next moves, and try to hold onto action cards to disrupt their plans. Don't forget to shout "Four Colours!" when you're down to one card! It can be helpful if you are struggling to pick a game!