“hide-and-seek” Games

1. Identity V

Identity V runs its 1v4 survival horror through a Victorian Gothic filter, with 50+ survivors and hunters whose abilities determine match dynamics. The Hide and Seek mode adds a prop disguise mechanic. GPA scores it high on Co-op and Horror — the mobile asymmetric horror with stronger world-building than most PC counterparts.

2. Propnight

Propnight fused DbD's generator repair structure with prop transformation disguise, letting survivors become furniture to avoid detection. The studio's 2024 closure ended the live service. GPA scores it high on Co-op and Horror — a hybrid that executed the obvious design combination before the studio ceased operations.

PROPHUNT runs its object transformation hide-and-seek with up to 16 players, adding melee combat for the hidden team. GPA scores it high on Co-op.

4. Midnight Ghost Hunt

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Midnight Ghost Hunt assigns ghost possession of furniture to one team and ghost-hunting equipment to the other, building weapon combat into the object transformation format. GPA scores it high on Co-op and Action.

Friday the 13th: The Game let players take Jason's role in licensed asymmetric survival horror. Licensing disputes ended sales in 2018. GPA scores it high on Horror and Co-op — the first major licensed asymmetric horror.

6. Meccha Chameleon

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Meccha Chameleon asks players to paint their own body to match the wall behind them, scoring the disguise through the Overlooked Ranking system rather than simple survival. Three million copies in the first week. GPA scores it high on Co-op and Puzzle — the body-painting mechanic is the only entry in its category.

KAKURENBO: Hide and Seek follows a child through an abandoned rural area using hand-illustrated 2.5D environments. Four endings. GPA scores it high on Horror and Multiple Endings.

Hide or Die runs co-op survival against a slasher threat in maps designed around collective resource management under pressure. GPA scores it high on Co-op and Horror.