Figure Me Out FPS Launches November 2 With Map SDK
The 20-player online shooter, where players read numbers on foreheads to score kills, ships with mode options and an SDK for original maps.
Figure Me Out, an online competitive first-person shooter for up to 20 players, will release on November 2, according to 4gamer.net. An SDK for creating original maps was also released alongside the release date announcement.
The game's premise centers on numbers: players must read the number written on an opponent's forehead and eliminate them by inputting that number first.
Several tools let players confirm numbers at range. Binoculars allow distant reading, a camera produces photos that display for only a few seconds, and a flashbang can blind opponents.
Figure Me Out includes Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch and Capture the Flag modes. The map SDK released with the announcement gives players the means to build their own levels ahead of launch.
Quick answers
When does Figure Me Out release?
Figure Me Out is set to release on November 2, according to 4gamer.net.
What modes does Figure Me Out include?
The game includes Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch and Capture the Flag.
Can players make their own maps in Figure Me Out?
Yes. An SDK for creating original maps was released alongside the release date announcement.