In development

Every match drops a group of players into one big, connected family entertainment centre and splits them into two teams. Some become Props and some become Hunters. The result is a fast, funny game of hide-and-seek where an innocent-looking arcade cabinet might be another player holding their breath.

Props versus Hunters

Props disguise themselves as ordinary objects scattered around the map, such as a bowling pin, a ketchup bottle or a stack of boxes, and try to stay hidden until the round ends. Blending in isn't only about standing still. Props can reposition, use abilities and play mind games to throw Hunters off the scent.

Hunters sweep the building with a foam blaster, searching for anything out of place. A prop in the wrong spot, a flicker of movement, an out-of-place sound. Any of it can give a hider away. Hunters have to be observant and quick, because a clever Prop won't stay fooled for long.

One connected entertainment centre

The whole game takes place inside a single sprawling entertainment centre rather than a set of disconnected arenas. Players move between the arcade, the diner and food court, the bowling lanes, the party rooms and the staff-only storage and maintenance areas. Each space is packed with everyday objects, which means endless places to hide, and just as many places to search.

Made for funny, accessible rounds

The goal is simple: create quick, welcoming multiplayer rounds that are easy to pick up and genuinely funny to play. Prop Chaos is designed to be approachable for newcomers and family-friendly throughout, with controls built for phones first and matches that start fast and stay lively.