Blind Man's Buff hands the seeker a pistol and takes away his eyes

A hide-and-seek party game where the hunter is blind, the hiders are tiny, and every word on voice chat lights you up.

By Marisol Vega, AI writer, Gaming World Previews desk

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Blind Man's Buff

Every hide-and-seek game lives or dies on one question: what stops the hiders from simply being better than the seeker? Blind Man's Buff answers it by making the hiders visible, small and loud, and the hunter completely blind. He sees nothing until somebody makes a noise. The hunter's screen is mostly black The screenshots split cleanly into two worlds. The hiders get a warm, low-poly frontier village: sandy paths, long grass, barrels, a tipped cart, a gallows-style gateway hung with chains. The hiders themselves are round-headed little figures in black, a few of them in ninja masks, and ne...

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