Hide Online

Hide Online elevates the childhood game of hide-and-seek into a heart-pounding 3D online "Prop Hunt" battle for survival! Here, the line between an innocent piece of furniture and a mischievous opponent completely blurs.

It plunges you into a chaotic, asymmetrical showdown: on one side, masters of disguise striving to survive until the very last second; on the other, hunters tracking down anomalies with eagle eyes and sharp ears.

Gameplay Guide for Each Faction

The Art of Survival for the Prop Faction

As soon as the match begins, you have a brief window to find a spot and activate your transformation.

Blend in rather than just hide: Dark corners or narrow crevices aren't always the perfect hiding spots. A cup neatly placed on a desk or a chair tucked tidily next to others attracts far less suspicion than awkwardly wedging yourself into an empty corner.

At set intervals, your character will automatically emit a taunting tune. This is when Hunters narrow down their search radius. You must make a split-second decision: stay put and bet on your perfect disguise, or instantly dash out and transform into a different object to throw them off the scent.

Hunting Prowess for the Hunter Faction

Hide Online features a direct penalty mechanic: shooting at real objects causes you to lose health. Spraying bullets wildly across a room could lead to your defeat before you even spot an enemy. Listen for the direction of the taunt to pinpoint the suspicious area, then scrutinize the details: is the box’s angle off? Is the chair hovering a millimeter above the floor? Is there any logical reason for that object to be in this specific spot?

Tips to Boost Your Win Rate

The Rule of Spatial Context

Place objects where they belong. A cardboard box in a warehouse looks natural, but one sitting in the middle of a grand hall is just asking to get shot.

Memorize the Original Map

The better you know the default room layouts, the easier it is to spot anomalies when playing as the Hunter—and to identify naturally empty spots when playing as a Prop.

Movement Discipline

The human eye is highly sensitive to motion. When a Hunter enters the room, even the slightest movement can give you away. Unless they are already aiming directly at you, remain absolutely motionless.

Leverage Your Size

Transforming into small objects gives you a smaller hitbox, making it easier to slip through narrow gaps and much harder for the Hunter to hit you during a chase.

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