1. Match material before color
A perfect green object still looks wrong if it sits on metal, glass, or clean tile. Pick the surface first, then adjust color.
2. Hide where objects repeat
Repeated chairs, boxes, frames, signs, and plants give seekers less reason to inspect your exact outline.
3. Respect sight lines
The best hiding spot is often close to a route but slightly outside the first camera sweep. Corners are strong only when they do not silhouette you.
4. Rotate late
Early movement exposes you. Move only after seekers have committed to a different lane or after their attention is split by another chase.
5. Pick maps that fit your group
Small groups need compact maps with readable rooms. Large groups can use wider maps with more routes and louder chase moments.
Next map picks
For beginner-friendly hiding spots, start with Art Gallery or Meeting Room. For bigger lobbies, compare the best MECCHA CHAMELEON maps list before opening Workshop.