Paint the Face — How a round works
About
OverviewPaint the Face is a Roblox game where you study your rival's avatar and recreate their look using colors before the timer runs out. Hair, skin tone, face, accessories, and outfit all count toward your accuracy score. This guide covers how rounds work, how to score higher, and how to make the most of power-ups and the cash system.
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How a round works
StepAt the start of each round, your rival's avatar is displayed for you to study. You then pick colors from the on-screen palette and repaint your own avatar to match theirs. The game scores the result automatically based on accuracy, and the higher scorer wins the round.
- Study your rival take in their whole look before you touch the palette.
- Pick colors use the palette to match their hair, skin, face, accessories, and outfit.
- Check your work compare your version to theirs while time remains and fix anything that looks off.
- Win the round the player with the higher accuracy score takes the round.
Scoring higher on accuracy
TipsAccuracy covers every part of the avatar, not just the obvious colors. Spend the first moments reading the overall color balance across the whole body, then move to the finer details.
- Start by reading the full color balance of the rival's avatar before painting anything.
- Hair and skin are not enough — face parts and accessories are scored too, so match those as well.
- Keep an eye on the timer and save a few seconds at the end to look back and correct anything that does not match.
いま開催中・開催予定のイベントです。期間が決まっているので先に確認しておきましょう。
Power-up strategy
TablePower-ups become available during rounds. There are two kinds.
| Boost power-ups | raise your own accuracy score. |
| Disrupt power-ups | hurt your rival's accuracy or slow them down. |
Cash, streaks, and unlocks
SummaryEvery round you win pays out cash. If you keep winning without a loss your streak grows, and a longer streak means more cash per win. Spend that cash to unlock chairs and cosmetics, which you can then equip before your next match.
- Cash earned by winning rounds, used to buy cosmetics and chairs.
- Streak a running count of consecutive wins that increases your cash rewards the longer it lasts.
- Cosmetics and chairs purchasable items you can equip to customize your avatar going into a match.
Lobby size and session flow
CheckUp to 16 players compete in the same room at once. Winning multiple rounds in a row is how you take the overall match.
- Up to 16 players share a room in a session.
- Keep your streak alive across rounds to maximize the cash you walk away with.
Glossary
Glossary- Accuracy score
- The number the game assigns after comparing your painted avatar to your rival's — higher means you matched more details correctly.
- Streak
- A counter that goes up each time you win a round without losing; a longer streak means bigger cash rewards.
- Power-up
- An item available during a round that either raises your own accuracy score or hurts your rival's.
- Cash
- In-game currency earned by winning rounds, spent on cosmetics and chairs.
Common questions
FAQWhat exactly is scored in each round?
The game scores how closely your repainted avatar matches your rival's across hair, skin tone, face, accessories, and outfit. Every detail affects your accuracy score, so nothing is too small to bother with.
How do I get power-ups?
Power-ups become available at certain moments during a round. When the opportunity appears, choose either a boost or a disrupt based on how the round is going.
What do chairs and cosmetics actually do?
They let you customize your avatar's appearance for matches. Once you buy them with cash, you can equip them freely before heading into a session.
How many players are in a session?
A room holds up to 16 players. You compete against rivals across multiple rounds within that session.
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