#unspottable

Unspottable competitive party game now adds matchmaking on Linux, Steam Deck, Mac, and Windows PC. A big thanks to GrosChevaux for their continuous hard work and dedication. Available on Steam along with a huge discount and 94% Very Positive reviews. Unspottable is the ultimate hide and seek showdown with your friends. Throwing players into a bustling crowd with loads of AI-controlled characters and your sole mission: remain undetected while hunting down others. It's all about being sneaky and strategic, blending in, and catching your friends off guard. So, what’s the twist? Every setting you step into has its own set of rules and mechanics. So that every round offers new challenges and tactics. You need to adapt and change your strategy with each level, which is the fun of each game. Due to popular demand, Unspottable now has matchmaking. I'm not entirely sure how many players will be on there, but fingers crossed that it’s full of activity. If it's just a few people, it’ll still be a blast. If you end up liking it, spread the word on social media and maybe even drop a review. There's also no in-game chat feature for matchmaking. You can join the Unspottable Discord server to strategize, and meet other players playing on Linux and Steam Deck.

Unspottable - Online mode trailer

Unspottable competitive couch party game releases for Linux, Mac and Windows PC. Thanks to developer GrosChevaux. Now available on Steam and itch.io and ready to play. Plus the reviews are 90% Positive. Unspottable levels up couch party gaming. With a competitive title for two to four players. While you work to blend in the crowd of AI characters. Then hunt down the other players. As you use the many different environment specific rules to win the game. The competitive hide'n'seek party game will test you. Trying to see whether you can tell your friends from machines. Doing so on 4 of the 12 levels. Unspottable not only has pure action and skills. But requires a level of sneaking, mind games, and tricking other players. The game is made with Unity, by a development team of 3. And this is also GrosChevaux’s first commercial game. Hide amongst a crowd of AIs in 12 different environments with specific gameplay mechanics:

Revealing spotlights

Falling Bombs

Punching Robots

Sidequests and more...

Unspottable - Launch Trailer

Grab your friends and get ready for the funniest reverse Turing test. Be the best at acting like a robot in Unspottable</em. Then completely punch the confetti out of your friends. The gameplay is that ridiculous but it's also fun. Finally get access to:

12 different maps with specific gameplay and strategies.

Expert Mode.

Games from 1 to 99 points.

New Avatars.

New achievements, Stats and ways to mind game your friends!

Unspottable multiplayer now has release date for Linux, Mac and Windows PC. Thanks to developer GrosChevaux. Which is now due to arrive this month on Steam. Unspottable competitive couch party game. Due to arrive on October 22nd. This is also a competitive hide'n'seek party game for 2 to 4 players. Due to test you on whether you can tell your friends from machines on 4 of the 12 levels. Which is a very accessible game with enough depth of gameplay. Making sure it's fun for everyone. Firing up conversations or triggering minor conflicts between friends. Unspottable not only has pure action and skills. But requires a level of sneaking, mind games and tricking other players. The game is made with Unity, by a development team of 3. This is also GrosChevaux's first commercial game.

Fun for everyone:

Simple controls: easy to learn, hard to master.

Competition based on observation rather than action.

Tutorial to explain game mechanics to first time players.

Fun feedback. Ragdoll / Endgame nicknames based on stats / Camera shakes / Funny animations and designs.

Unspottable - Gameplay Trailer Extended

Competitive party game:

Competition from the start: in the home screen. Players can already get used to the controls and fight each other.

No information given to the players about their position. Unspottable pushes you to discuss, lie and add bluffing to their strategies.

All the players can control the level selection and fight to select the one they want.

Different side quests and mechanics with each level, to create new strategies!

Expert mode for more advanced players

Unspottable finally gives access to:

12 different maps with specific gameplay and strategies.

Expert Mode.

Games from 1 to 99 points.

New Avatars.

New achievements, Stats and ways to mind game your friends!

Unspottable Unspottable demo gets extended for Gamescom for both Linux and Windows PC. Thanks to developer GrosChevaux. The preview of the game is still live on Steam and free to try. The Unspottable demo will have 4 playable levels. While including the new Gamescom exclusive arena level. Available during the duration of the event. So you jump in and play the crazy AI based hide'n'seek party game. While you can take a test drive of the new exclusive levels.

Unspottable - Gameplay Trailer

So if you don't know Unspottable. The game is a competitive couch party title. Where you need to punch your friends before they punch you. Likewise, you will have to blend into the crowd of AI characters. Then go out and hunt down the other players. Use the many different environment specific rules to win the game. The competitive hide'n'seek is available for 2 to 4 players. Testing to see if you can tell the difference between friends and machines. Of all of the titles coming out this year. This is certianly one of the funniest reverse Turing tests. Since Unspottable is about you being the best at acting like a robot. Then punch the confetti out of other players.

Features:

Local multiplayer 2 to 4 players.

Easy to learn, difficult to master.

Hide amongst the robots in 15 environments, run in the playground. Have lunch at the sushi bar, spot the players in the crowd of faulty robots. So you can be unspottable yourself in the theatre, ...

Cartoon-like design with cute characters and fun animations, constracting with the competitive punch-based gameplay.

Diverse AI behaviours the players will have to match to blend in.

Wide range of controls supported (PS4/Xbox controllers, Keyboard ...)

Unspottable competitive couch party game gets native Demo for Linux and Windows PC. Thanks to developer GrosChevaux. Which is now available for all to test and play on Steam. Unspottable is a competitive couch party game. Where you have to punch your friends before they punch you. Since you can blend in the crowd of AI characters you can be stealthy. While you hunt down the other players. As you use the many different environment specific rules to win the game. A game not only designed on pure action and skills. But also have a level of sneaking, mind games and tricking the other players. The developers mixed all of the above together with cartoon like graphics. Making Unspottable both visually appealing and fun.

Unspottable - Gameplay Trailer

Features:

Local multiplayer 2 to 4 players.

Easy to learn, difficult to master.

Hide amongst the robots in 15 environments, run in the playground, have lunch at the sushi bar, spot the players in the crowd of faulty robots and be unspottable yourself in the theatre, ...

Cartoon-like design with cute characters and fun animations, constracting with the competitive punch-based gameplay.

Diverse AI behaviours the players will have to match to blend in.

PC/Mac: Wide range of controls supported (PS4/Xbox controllers, Keyboard ...)

Unspottable will let you hunt down other players on Linux as well as Mac and Windows PC. According to developer GrosChevaux. Due to arrive in 2020. But you may be able to catch the demo on Steam. Unspottable is a competitive couch party game for two to four players. Gameplay also blends you into the crowd of AI characters. While you hunt down the other players. But you also have to use the many different environment specific rules to win the game. Which could very well be the funniest reverse Turing test. Since failing can be punishable by a good old punch in the face. In the current situation, it’s not very easy to gather for a game night. Therefore the Steam demo will also let you stream Unspottable so you can play Online with friends. All using the Steam Remote Play Together. The competitive hide'n'seek party game will test you. And also see whether you can tell your friends from machines on 4 of the 12 levels. Which would also make a good game if you're a streamer and looking for a good laugh.

Linux Support:

Unspottable is made with Unity, by a team of 3. We have made Linux builds early on in the development process. So we are expecting to release on Linux too, after a pass of optimization for the platform.

Unspottable - Gameplay Trailer

Unspottable is Fun for everyone:

Simple controls: easy to learn, hard to master.

Competition based on observation rather than action.

Tutorial to explain game mechanics to first time Unspottable players.

Fun feedback. Ragdoll / Endgame nicknames based on stats / Camera shakes / Funny animations and designs.

Competitive party game:

Competition from the start: in the home screen, players can already get used to the controls and fight each other.

No information given to the Unspottable players about their position to push them to discuss. Lie and add bluffing to their strategies.

All the players can control the level selection and fight to select the one they want.

Different side quests and mechanics with each level, to create new strategies!

Expert mode for more advanced players

First look at Unspottable

A new trailer has been released for Unspottable. No release date was specified.