Browse every major wiki category, from maps, props, paint skins, weapon skins to bosses, classes, and accessories.
Browse every playable map in Paint To Hide, from the Backrooms to the Suburban Farmhouse. Each map has unique lighting, prop density, and hiding opportunities.
Explore → 1 ⬟ 5 PropsEnvironmental props you can blend into — foliage meshes, bookshelves, vents, furniture, and other high-percentage hiding targets.
Explore → 2 ◇ 5 Paint SkinsCosmetic paint recolours for your Hider avatar. Pure visual customisation — no camouflage advantage allowed by the developers.
Explore → 3 ⚔ 5 WeaponsSeeker weapon skins purchased with Coins from the in-game lobby store. Cosmetic-only, no damage modifiers.
Explore → 4 ⌘ 3 ModesGame mode rotation and the asymmetric Hider / Seeker / Mixed role variants.
Explore → 5Every Paint To Hide server rotates through five core maps. Each one has its own lighting engine quirks, prop density, and ambient occlusion distribution. Use this index to learn the layout, the safe zones, and the Seeker hot paths before you commit to a paint job.
Open Maps →Props are the environmental meshes Hiders target to break their avatar silhouette. The best props offer a non-collidable hitbox, a high-density colour palette, and a position that is hard to scan from a Seeker's normal entry angle.
Open Props →Paint Skins are cosmetic-only recolours. Chabungus X Cache Flow explicitly enforces zero camouflage advantage to preserve competitive integrity. Pick the skin that matches your aesthetic, not your map — the in-game eyedropper reads the rendered pixel, not your skin.
Open Paint Skins →Seeker weapon skins are cosmetic-only recolours of the Seeker melee weapon. None of them modify hitbox size, swing speed, or damage. They are sold directly in the in-game lobby store with Coins.
Open Weapons →Paint To Hide uses one core game mode (asymmetric hide-and-seek) with two role variants — Hider and Seeker — plus mixed sub-variants. The 1:15 ratio is the default, but the Alpha Infection variant occasionally assigns two initial Seekers.
Open Modes →