
Four Colors
Match a colour. Keep the conversation going.
6 browser games · Friends on a call
Compare private maps in OpenGuessr, online cards in Four Colors and a board you can share. Check the join route before everyone clicks Play.
These are game guides. The photographs are generated illustrations, not a live call or game footage.



Pick the way you play together
Private lobby, online opponent and shared screen mean different things. Each game window tells you which route is actually described.

Match a colour. Keep the conversation going.

Ask a yes-or-no question. Narrow the portraits down.

Compare the road signs before moving the map pin.

Agree an alliance, then make room on the map.

One host rolls. Everyone can follow the board.

Host first. Invite second.
Lobby Hazel can draft your invitation. OpenGuessr or Openfront creates the actual session. Paste the real room link into the draft after the host has it.
Draft the call plan →Keep the setup short

Choose a mode, check capacity and let one caller make the game session.

Keep Four Colors hands private. Use a shared screen only for games that need it.