A 3D guessing game where every shape is a clue
A cylinder becomes a rocket. A few cubes might be a bus—or a very strange sofa. In FormFieber, you turn a secret word into a 3D model while everyone else tries to name it.
Read the silhouette before the details
When a build appears, orbit your own camera before submitting the same guess again. A thin cube viewed from its edge can hide a tabletop; four sideways cylinders may be wheels. Look for the relationship between pieces: a cylinder under a cone suggests something different from a cylinder beside a sphere. Your camera movement does not change anyone else’s view.
Use guesses as a sequence of hypotheses
Suppose the builder starts with a long box and two wheels. Car is a reasonable first guess; a taller body and more wheels may point to bus. Watch what changes instead of filling chat with repeated guesses. FormFieber checks the selected word, not every possible synonym. If your idea seems right, check spelling and the language selected in your interface.
What the letter hints tell you
Blank letters are separated into words, so a phrase has visible spaces. The server reveals letters from left to right as time passes. It never automatically completes the answer during guessing: at most three quarters of its letters appear, rounded down, with two letters allowed for a three-letter answer. Short words get fewer hints; long phrases can receive more. A final hint arrives near the end when the word is long enough.
Choose between an early guess and a better view
A correct answer earns 100 points plus up to 400 for the fraction of time left. With half the timer remaining, that is about 300. Wrong guesses do not subtract points, but repeatedly submitting messages will not help you inspect the model. After a correct answer, you cannot keep posting clues to the remaining guessers. The builder earns 100 for each correct guess.
Try the builder’s side
In Practice, build a chair using a flat cube, a tall back and four legs. Look from the front and side: are all legs attached, and is the back distinct from the seat? This exercise shows why another player’s apparently strange guess can be reasonable. For an actual match, Create Room and invite a friend, or choose Quick Play and wait for another player. The full turn sequence is in How to Play.