THE GAME
HIDE & SEEK, WHERE HIDING IS A CRAFT
Two-Dye is a 2–100 player party game about disappearing into a painting — and about the people trying to shoot you out of it.
HIDERS
PAINT YOUR WAY OUT OF SIGHT
Pick a figure, pick a spot, and paint yourself to match what's behind you. Sample the exact colour off the wall, feather your edges, then freeze.
Brush
Pencil
Bucket
Spray
Eraser
EyedropperSEEKERS
SHOOT FIRST, APOLOGISE LATER
Seekers sweep the map with a paint marker and limited ammo. Land a hit on a hider and they light up. Spray at nothing and you reload with an empty combo.
- Limited ammo and a reload — pray-and-spray runs dry fast.
- A combo multiplier that drains over time and resets on a miss.
- Missed shots leave paint on the map, which changes what hiders can blend into.
SCORING THE BLEND
HIDDEN
Hiders bank points for every second they go unseen, with a streak that grows the longer they hold.
FINDS
Seekers score on every confirmed hit, and chain finds together for a combo bonus.
TAUNTS
Anyone can score a taunt. Pulling one off under a seeker's nose is the whole point.
MAPS THAT FIGHT BACK
Hand-built and generated levels, each with its own palette and its own dirty tricks — busy patterns that hide sloppy work, flat walls that expose it, and objects worth squeezing behind.