SLASH COMMAND
CHAT COMMAND- is the default prefix — your server may have changed it, and the trigger follows your server's bot language.
PLAYERSEveryone in the channel — no lobby, no limit.
CATEGORY
Mini GamesTrivia
LINKS📖 Documentation
WHAT IS GUESS THE COLOR?
Guess The Color is a quiz answered by clicking a button, not typing. Fizbo posts a swatch of one colour over a row of buttons, each labelled with a colour name; click the button that names the swatch. Wrong clicks are simply ignored — no lockout, you can keep trying — and the first correct click within ten seconds wins.
HOW IT WORKS
1START ITAnyone in a game channel can fire off Guess The Color with a single command — no lobby, no waiting.
2RACE THE CHANNELFizbo posts a colour. Pick the right name for it before anyone else.
3FIRST ONE WINSThe first correct answer takes the round, and the round is over in seconds.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Does Fizbo have a colour quiz or name-the-colour game?
Yes — Guess The Color. Each round shows a solid swatch of one colour and a row of five colour-name buttons; the first player to click the name that matches the swatch wins. If you searched for a colour-guessing game, a colour trivia bot, or a name-that-colour quiz for Discord, this is that game, played at reflex speed with buttons instead of typed answers.
Do you click a button or type the colour name in Guess The Color?
You click. Guess The Color is one of only two Fizbo minigames answered with buttons rather than chat — typing the colour name in the channel does nothing. The five candidate names are the buttons under the swatch, and whoever presses the correct one first takes the round — the embed says it plainly: “The fastest person to click on the right color name wins the game”. The winning button turns green and the row locks the instant someone gets it.
Is there a penalty for clicking the wrong colour?
No. A wrong click is silently discarded — the buttons do not change, nobody in the channel sees that you missed, and you can keep clicking until the round ends. The ten-second timer is the only real constraint, so a sensible strategy on a hard swatch is to commit fast: a wrong guess costs you nothing but the time someone else uses to beat you.
What happens if nobody picks the right colour in time?
After ten seconds the round ends: every button locks, the correct colour's button turns red so the channel can see what the answer was, and the embed's “Waiting...” status becomes “No one won”. It is the only losing state in the game, and the reveal of the red button usually triggers the argument that starts the next round.