Figure Me Out launches on Steam on November 3
Solo Groove Games' PC shooter pits up to 20 players against each other by having them read numbers on opponents' foreheads.
Solo Groove Games announced on October 24, Japan time, that its multiplayer first-person shooter Figure Me Out will launch on PC via Steam on November 3, Japan time. The announcement was reported by gamespark.jp.
In Figure Me Out, players read the number displayed on an opponent's forehead and enter it to defeat that opponent. Matches support up to 20 players.
The game includes Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch and Capture the Flag modes. Its item lineup features flash grenades, smoke grenades, binoculars and a camera that keeps photos visible for a few seconds.
The current Steam store page lists Japanese language support. A Map SDK for creating original maps has already been released, and community maps will be playable through Steam Workshop after launch. Maps chosen by the host download automatically to players in the lobby.
Earlier playtest
In early October 2026, sign-ups opened for a Figure Me Out playtest, at which point the game did not support Japanese.
Quick answers
When does Figure Me Out launch?
It is set to launch on PC via Steam on November 3, 2026, Japan time.
Does Figure Me Out support Japanese?
The current Steam store page lists Japanese language support.
How many players can join a match?
Matches support up to 20 players, across Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch and Capture the Flag modes.