CasualFit check
Is The Four Colour Theorem worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Puzzle players who enjoy colour-based spatial constraints
- Math-minded players interested in theorem-inspired games
- Players who want to create and share their own levels
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking varied mechanics beyond one recurring colouring puzzle
- Players who want audio or a broader audiovisual presentation
- Players looking for combat, story progression, or online multiplayer
Our take on The Four Colour Theorem
The focused colouring rule keeps the game readable, but limits variety to increasingly difficult boards. Its lack of sound also leaves the experience centered on visual deduction and score chasing rather than audiovisual presentation.
What is The Four Colour Theorem?
The Four Colour Theorem is a puzzle game about assigning colours to connected picture regions while keeping regions of the same colour from touching.
It includes 50 handmade levels covering a wide range of difficulty, from straightforward layouts to demanding puzzles. Players can also build custom levels and share them with friends through the MyLevels folder. The game draws on the mathematical Four Colour Theorem and uses a simple rule set that becomes harder to master as boards progress. Its scoring gives completed puzzles a competitive angle, with higher scores available after solving a level. The game is intended for all ages and languages, and currently has no sound.
How The Four Colour Theorem plays
- 01Handmade puzzle set
- The game contains 50 authored levels spanning simple layouts and very difficult challenges.
- 02Custom level sharing
- Players can make levels and share them with friends through the MyLevels folder.
- 03Mathematical puzzle rules
- Each board applies a colouring problem based on the Four Colour Theorem.
- 04Score competition
- Solved pictures can be replayed with the aim of reaching a higher score.
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The Four Colour Theorem: platforms & release
Is The Four Colour Theorem worth it?
It is worth it if: puzzle players who enjoy colour-based spatial constraints. Skip it if: players seeking varied mechanics beyond one recurring colouring puzzle.
Where can I download The Four Colour Theorem?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens The Four Colour Theorem's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is The Four Colour Theorem on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
