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Peekaboo — Hide & Seek Online. Players are divided into two teams: props and hunters.Props take the form of objects and adopt their physical properties, and hunters are trying with all their might to find them.
Peekaboo is a action, multiplayer and casual game
developed and published by Redaster Studio.
Released on August 07th 2019 is available only on Windows
in 11 languages: English, Russian, German, Simplified Chinese, French, Italian, Spanish - Spain, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese - Portugal and Korean.
It has received 3,299 reviews of which 2,613 were positive and 686 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.7 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 2.99€ on Steam.
The Steam community has classified Peekaboo into these genres:
System requirements
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7.1 SP1 / Windows 8.1 / Windows 10 (64-bit Operating System Required)
- Processor: Intel Core i3, 2.4GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 / AMD Radeon HD 6850
- DirectX: Version 10
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 2000 MB available space
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Peekaboo, developed by Redaster Studio in collaboration with Ember Light Games and published by Redaster Studio, is a colorful and fast-paced online hide-and-seek experience that brings the classic playground game into a digital multiplayer arena. It builds upon the popular “prop hunt” formula, where players are divided into two opposing teams—Props and Hunters—and must outwit each other through a blend of stealth, observation, and quick reflexes. Rather than being a realistic or competitive shooter, Peekaboo aims for lighthearted chaos and accessibility, emphasizing humor, spontaneity, and social fun over mechanical precision. The result is a casual multiplayer game designed to evoke laughter and camaraderie, whether played with friends or strangers online. The premise is simple: each match begins with a group of players split into Props and Hunters. The Props can transform into nearly any object within the environment—chairs, boxes, bottles, lamps, or any small decorative item scattered throughout the map. Their goal is to find the perfect hiding spot and remain unnoticed until the round timer expires. Hunters, on the other hand, must scour the map, inspecting every suspicious object and firing upon those that appear out of place. The tension lies in the Props’ ability to blend seamlessly into the environment, forcing Hunters to rely on intuition and environmental awareness. When a Prop is destroyed, the twist is that they respawn as a Hunter, ensuring no player is left idle for the rest of the match. This transformation mechanic keeps every participant engaged and adds a dynamic flow to each round, preventing the downtime that often plagues elimination-style games. The gameplay loop is straightforward but surprisingly addictive. Each match creates moments of improvised comedy and genuine tension. Props experience heart-pounding anxiety as Hunters draw near, hoping their disguise holds, while Hunters second-guess every object, never quite sure if a harmless mug might suddenly sprint across the room. The physics and movement systems allow Props to dart around, climb onto furniture, or jump across ledges, giving skilled players creative freedom to experiment with unconventional hiding spots. Hunters have to balance patience and aggression, as firing randomly drains their ammunition and leaves them vulnerable. This cat-and-mouse structure encourages psychological play—Props might taunt Hunters with movement or sound, leading to hilarious chases through the environment. It’s a formula that thrives on chaos, humor, and unpredictability, making every session feel unique even when played on the same maps. Visually, Peekaboo adopts a bright, low-poly art style that suits its playful tone. The environments are vivid and cartoonish, composed of exaggerated geometry and cheerful color palettes that enhance visibility and readability during matches. Each map features a distinct setting—from cozy interiors to expansive outdoor arenas—allowing Props to experiment with different disguises and tactics. While the graphics aren’t technically advanced, they serve their purpose perfectly: clarity and contrast take priority over realism. The simplicity of the design also ensures smooth performance on a wide range of hardware, making the game accessible to almost any player. The sound design complements the visuals with light background music and satisfying audio cues for transformations, hits, and taunts. The whimsical presentation captures a carefree energy that reinforces the game’s party-like atmosphere. Despite its charm, Peekaboo is not without issues. The game’s strongest moments depend heavily on having a full and active player base, but the number of active users fluctuates significantly. During peak hours, matches can be lively and chaotic, but at other times, it can be difficult to find populated servers. Because the game uses peer-hosted lobbies rather than dedicated servers, sessions often end abruptly when a host disconnects, forcing players to restart. Connection quality varies widely depending on region and host stability. In addition, the map design, while colorful and functional, can sometimes lead to balance problems—certain hiding spots allow Props to exploit the environment, becoming nearly impossible to detect. Hunters occasionally find themselves shooting at inanimate objects for minutes without success, which can turn the excitement of discovery into frustration. Small bugs, such as props getting stuck in walls or invisible collisions, occasionally break immersion, though these issues are generally minor. The game includes a basic progression system with experience points and unlockable cosmetics, but these elements feel more decorative than motivating. While the idea of leveling up adds a sense of persistence, it doesn’t fundamentally change gameplay. There are no new abilities or classes to unlock, so once players have experienced the core loop, they’ve seen almost everything the game has to offer. That simplicity is both a strength and a limitation—it makes Peekaboo easy to pick up and enjoy casually, but it also means that the game lacks long-term depth. Over time, the repetition of hiding and seeking across the same handful of maps may begin to wear thin, especially for solo players. The experience shines brightest when played socially, where voice chat, banter, and spontaneous teamwork can transform even the simplest match into a memorable event. From a technical standpoint, Peekaboo runs well on most systems thanks to its low resource demands. The interface is clean and straightforward, with quick matchmaking and minimal load times. However, the absence of certain quality-of-life features—like server filters, better host migration, or more robust anti-cheat measures—makes it feel somewhat unfinished compared to larger-scale multiplayer titles. The developers have made efforts to update and refine the game over time, but community feedback suggests that ongoing support is inconsistent. Nevertheless, its low price point and easy-to-learn mechanics make it an attractive choice for players looking for a fun, lightweight multiplayer experience without commitment. Ultimately, Peekaboo succeeds in what it sets out to do: provide an enjoyable, chaotic, and laughter-filled online hide-and-seek experience. It captures the spontaneity of classic prop-hunt modes and wraps it in a bright, family-friendly presentation that encourages creativity and humor. It’s not a game built for endless progression or competitive depth but for shared moments of fun—those instances where everyone in the lobby bursts into laughter after a well-timed disguise or a perfectly botched search. While technical limitations and an inconsistent player base prevent it from reaching its full potential, it remains an appealing option for casual groups looking to unwind. Peekaboo’s charm lies in its simplicity: a modern take on hide-and-seek that thrives on laughter, chaos, and the thrill of being found at the very last second. Rating: 8/10
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Peekaboo is a fun and dynamic hide-and-seek game with friends! Bright graphics, exciting gameplay and a lot of fun. Ideal for a group!
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pretty lit but make that you can switch maps in a game when the round is over maybe like make a option that every end of the round you can vote for a random map
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great value for money, there are some dodgy parts but i got this game for 67p so i cannot complain at all
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Frequently Asked Questions
Peekaboo is currently priced at 2.99€ on Steam.
Peekaboo is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 2.99€ on Steam.
Peekaboo received 2,613 positive votes out of a total of 3,299 achieving a rating of 7.67.
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Peekaboo was developed and published by Redaster Studio.
Peekaboo is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Peekaboo is not playable on MacOS.
Peekaboo is not playable on Linux.
Peekaboo is a multi-player game.
Peekaboo features PvP mode where you can test your skills against other players.
Peekaboo does not currently offer any DLC.
Peekaboo does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Peekaboo does not support Steam Remote Play.
Peekaboo is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for Peekaboo.
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Developer
Redaster Studio
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Redaster Studio
Release
07 Aug 2019
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