You are a chair now. Act like it.

In HIDE AND FUSE, one unlucky player gets a live bomb and a simple job: find the humans hiding among the furniture and tag someone before the fuse runs out. Everyone else? You've transformed into a lamp, a potted plant, a suspicious-looking barrel — and you are absolutely, definitely, one hundred percent a normal piece of decor. Nothing to see here.

Until you twitch. Or the bomb-carrier walks a little too close and your nerve cracks and you sprint across the room screaming as a beach ball. Classic.

Blend in — or blow it

Scan the room, pick a disguise, and hold perfectly still. But the hunter is watching for tells: the object that wobbles when it shouldn't, the barrel that's suddenly in a different corner, the plant that flinched. Hide in a crowd of identical props (safety in numbers!) — or gamble on a lonely spot and hope nobody looks.

Pass the bomb, pass the panic

Got tagged? Congratulations, you're the hunter now — and the fuse is ticking. Sniff out a hider, tag them, and dump the bomb before it goes off in your hands. The last one standing wins. Everyone else is a smoking crater. It's fine. It's fun. It's fine.

The tension is the whole point

There's nothing quite like being a fake mushroom while a bomb slowly patrols toward you. Do you hold still and trust your disguise? Do you bolt? The 7-second forced taunt that goes off right as the hunter turns around? That's not a bug. That's the game reminding you it has a sense of humor.

Built for the group chat

Grab 2 to 10 friends and let the accusations fly. Hit Quick Play and you're dropped straight into the chaos — no dead lobbies, no staring at an empty player list. The room fills up and the round starts. Come for the hiding, stay for the betrayal, screenshot the moment someone panic-jumped for absolutely no reason.

What's in the box:

Disguise as any object in the room and hope for the best

Read the tells — wobbles, movement, gut feeling — to hunt down the hiders

2–10 players. Quick Play drops you into a match fast; private rooms let you play with just your crew

Instant chaos — the room fills up so you're never stuck waiting

Emotes, taunts, and one very ill-timed fart (you'll see)

Full controller support — couch, handheld, whatever

Note on players: HIDE AND FUSE fills empty slots so matches always start quickly — grab your friends for the full experience, and let the room top itself up when you're short a few.