Cover Up!
Coming soon
About the game
Hide in plain sight. Cover Up! is an online 30-players hide-and-seek where you are the camouflage: paint your body to melt into the world, hold your nerve as seekers stalk past, and win by being invisible in full view.
Original Steam description
Cover Up! is online hide-and-seek where you paint yourself to match the level. Luck and skill both take part in hiding from the seekers, who are chasing you with a paint gun.
Features
- Paint your own camouflage - freeform brushes, a full color picker, and an eyedropper that samples the real surfaces around you.
- Battle royale - With very little time to hide, the auto paint feature comes handy. The map keeps shrinking as players are found or the clock ticks down.
- Infection mode - if a hiding player is found it join the seekers.
- Scoring that rewards nerve - points only count while a seeker has you in view. Hiding in an empty corner scores zero. Standing where they keep looking, scores the most.
- Large player count - up to 30 players in one match.
- Fair by design - fixed rendering, fixed settings. No monitor, GPU, or config file gives an edge.
- Island hub between rounds - a shared island with toys, emotes, and the full paint kit. Test disguises on your friends before the next round.
- MVPs - top players get picked after every round.
- Movement - double... nay TRIPLE! jump, wall kick, ledge climb.
- Play with anyone - public lobby browser with search and filters, join codes for friends, and automatic detection of lobbies started by other players on your LAN.
- Streamer mode - hides other players' names in-game, and limits chat and voice to your friend list.
- Accessible - with toggles to limit aggressive noises, aggressive lights - and with color blind mode - the game strives to accommodate players with different needs.
Anti-cheat
Cover Up! uses Easy Anti-Cheat by Epic. The game won't run in a virtual machine. On recent versions of Windows, Secure Boot and TPM must be enabled.





Demo and release information
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