Sukoshi Tako: Paint & Hide

Seekers fire paint to find a hidden octopus. Sukoshi Tako is a 3D hide-and-seek game where you hide by painting yourself. Note: text inside the app is in Japanese. The game is played with simple touch controls and an illustrated how-to-play guide. ONE ROUND - Hiding: walk to a spot, use the dropper to pick up nearby colors and paint your body, choose a pose, and lock in your hiding spot - Seeking: walk, look around, and fire paint at whatever looks slightly off. Hit the hider and you found them. Hold to keep firing - If nobody finds you, the octopus wins. Results give you a title THREE WAYS TO PLAY - Solo: hide, then find yourself. Your first round is a guided practice - Group: share a room code and play with two or more. Players split into hiders and seekers - Worldwide: find hiding spots left by players around the world, and leave your own. Nobody needs to be online at the same time SEVEN COURSES A midnight burger park, a sweets garden, a grand-staircase station, a white town at sunset, a sunken ship in a coral valley, a sleeping king's pyramid, and a paint museum. Each has its own colors and shapes, so hiding works differently in each. QUESTIONS - Does it use the camera? No. It does not use your location either - Do I need an account? No. Open it and play - Ads or in-app purchases? None - Are names shown worldwide? No. Hiding spots you leave are replaced after 30 days PLAY SAFELY - You agree to the Terms of Use before you start - From the Worldwide results you can report a hiding spot, or stop seeing that player's hiding spots - We review reports within 24 hours and remove anything that breaks the rules Hold your phone sideways to play.