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At the start, one player becomes the Seeker and the rest of the players are the Hiders. The hiders can choose a block to morph into before the start which cannot be changed during the game. When a hider stays still for a few seconds, they turn into a solid block.
The seeker gets a Block Buster (iron sword) and can 'find' hiders by breaking the block that they morph into. Once a hider is found and killed, they become a Seeker. All Seekers will have an iron helmet and boots, giving them a 12% damage reduction from hider attacks. A Hider can take 3 hits from a Seeker without dying (leaving them at 1 heart, or 2 HP).
*When a hider kills a seeker with the Seeker Smasher 1000, the hider will be given a large amount of XP. If the killed seeker is the only seeker in game, a random hider will be chosen to aid the seeker.
All Seekers will have an energy bar with 20 units of energy. Each time a seeker hits a block, one unit of energy will be consumed. Should a seeker run out of energy, they cannot deal damage to hiders or check any blocks until energy is restored. Energy regenerates at one unit per second (20 ticks).
Taunts can be activated via the Taunt Menu to grant the hider extra points. Taunts can vary from mob emotes, particle clouds, or mob balloons. Upon usage of a taunt, a cooldown will be in place depending on the amount of taunt points gained. One taunt point is equivalent to three seconds of cooldown (ex. Should a player activate a Llama Balloon worth 18 points, a cooldown of (18 x 3s) = 54s will proc).
The game is essentially a block versio of the classic hide and go seek. Each game there is one seeker, whose goal it is to find and kill all the hiders. The hiders' goal is to hide as a block and survive.
Players can queue to be a seeker in the pre-game lobby. Seekers are equipped with a diamond sword and armour, and must seek out and kill the hiders. Killed hiders respawn as seekers, and the game ends with a seeker win once all the hiders are dead.
Most players in a lobby will start out as hiders. As a hider, you play as a block and must find a place on the map to hide. Once you stand still for 5 seconds, you become a solid block (i.e. you appear as a block that is part of the map). Your objective as a hider is to not get found and survive until the end of the game.
As a solid hidden block, you gain access to taunts. Taunts can be used to gain extra points, though they usually let out a sound or particle effect of some sort, making you easier to find. Taunts give different amounts of points and have different cooldown lengths. Default taunts available to all players are as follows:
Blocks can be purchased using tokens from Ninja Nick in the Hide and Seek section of the main hub. Once a block is purchased, it stays with the player forever. A purchased block can then be selected in the pre-game lobby as the block that the player hides as. Certain blocks cannot be selected for certain maps e.g. ice blocks on ice maps.
Every map has a select list of blocks that any player can choose from. These blocks are different for every map, with certain blocks only appearing on specific maps. Lists of non-purchasable blocks for each map can be found on the respective map pages.
Remastered version of the original map that's a competitive 2-5 player minigame where a Runner must run and hide from 1-4 other Chasers that are chasing them down. Based off the original minigame from Nintendo Land on Wii U.
This multiplayer mini game is a Hide and Seek survival that includes power ups, different maps, and different ways to play! Players begin with a grace period to find hiding spots or to come up with plans to avoid the infested player.
Mage's Manor is a spooky hide and seek-style minigame map with special and unique mechanics and features. There are two teams the ghosts (the hiders, which goal is to hide in the dark and avoid ghosts) and mages (seekers, which goal is to find as many ghosts as possible)
Welcome to the Hide and Seek Version of YanSim High School. I added tunnels and such to create more possible hiding spots and even added a boiler room. If some of the redstone is messed up, I apologize, I suck at it.
Hide and Seek is an Arcade Game which tests the player's skills of deduction and ability to blend in with either a crowd or other props. There are two gamemodes, Prop Hunt and Party Pooper. There are 2 teams in both gamemodes, Hiders and Seekers.
Hiders must attempt to blend in with the surrounding props and avoid being caught by the seekers. The hiders win if the seekers do not find all of them before time runs out, and the seekers win if they find all of the hiders.
Hiders are disguised as props and can right click on other prop objects (tools and small blocks) to swap places with it (unless the prop is already taken by another hider). Hiders are able to see other hiders by the green particles above the various props.
Left-clicking while disguised as a block will allow the player to temporarily turn into a full and solid block. Left-clicking while disguised as an item will allow the player to stun nearby seekers inflicting blindness and slowness and disabiling them from attacking.
Seekers have a sword and bow used to attack hiders. To make it easier for the seekers, when a hider is nearby, the edges of the screen will turn red and a heartbeat sound plays. It speeds up the closer you get to the hider. Once a hider is hit 3 times, they will turn into a seeker.
Hiders must complete five objectives while trying to blend in with a sea of NPCs (Non-Player Characters) to avoid being caught by the seekers. The hiders win if they complete all five of their objectives before time runs out, and the seekers win if they find all of the hiders.
Hiders are disguised as NPCs and must try to match their movements to blend in. Hiders can right click on other NPCs to swap places with them (unless the NPC is already taken by another hider). Hiders are able to see other hiders by the green particles above the various NPCs.
Seekers have a sword used to attack hiders. Once a hider is hit 3 times, they will be eliminated. If a seeker attacks an NPC (not a hider), they will be stunned for 3 seconds and take one heart of damage. Successfully finding a hider will give back a heart. If too many NPCs are hit, the seeker dies and is eliminated.
Hide And Seek is a gamemode where you have an initial grace period to find a hiding spot, then, the seeker is released. The Seeker's objective is to find the hiders. The hider's objective is to blend in with their surroundings, if they can't then they must slay the seekers before they are found. Once caught, you become a seeker. The last hider alive is the winner.
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The rules of Autcraft are simple. No bullying, no griefing, no stealing. There's a survival arena and a hide-and-seek minigame module, all under the watchful eyes of a small cabal of moderators. Stuart "AutismFather" Duncan is always a private message away. He used to work as a web developer, but today he runs the server full-time. It's a peaceful place. A private, whitelisted Minecraft community built specifically for autistic children, their families, and their friends.
Duncan keeps the gears running, but his primary role is to simply be visible. "For the first two years I was talking to two kids per week who were suicidal," he says. "Eventually my work suffered. I'd be talking to my boss and I'd say 'hold on a minute, this kid needs me.'"
Running Autcraft earns Duncan significantly less money than his former day job, but he takes donations on Paypal, sells cheap in-game perks (like bypassing the teleport cooldown), and hosts 131 backers on Patreon who contribute $1,557 a month. This is a place to play, where many kids on the spectrum make their first friends. They can interact with one another without feeling lost. It's supposed to be the happiest place on Earth. Your average free-for-all Minecraft server isn't much different than a middle school hallway, but Autcraft is different. It's a refuge.
There's a mirror image of the Alice in Wonderland castle on the coast, a space station in the sky, and a wooden 'bully board,' where players tack on their experiences with bullying and what they've done to overcome it. On the inside, you'll find numbers for general helplines in the UK, the US, Australia, and Canada. The blocky chat that dances across the bottom of the screen is bright and unsoured. Full of invitations and smiley faces, thousands of them, feeling heard.
"When you first join in there will be 30 people who welcome you and offer to give you a tour. They'll show up and start giving you stuff," says Duncan. "You'll see in chat 'hey mom, come build this with me.' Somebody will say 'I'm such an idiot' and everyone will say 'don't say that, you're not an idiot.' It's because all these kids have been bullied everywhere they go. They all know what each other feels like. So when they're there they're so positive and so supportive."
Duncan knew his firstborn son was autistic the moment he sat up by himself the first time. The primary function issues were with his motor control, which vexed the occupational therapists his father took him to see. But Duncan's son never had any issue with the Wiimote. When he started winning races against the Mario Kart AI, Duncan graduated him to a gamepad.
There's been a lot of pediatric theorizing about why kids on the spectrum are attracted to Minecraft, but more importantly, the trend has pushed a lot of adults to acquaint themselves with the game in order to acquaint themselves with their children. It's an accidental assembly. The Guardian's game critic Keith Stuart published a novel called A Boy Made of Blocks, which was directly inspired by his experience sharing Minecraft with his autistic son. A part of his life is now spent translating the game for other perplexed parents.
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