Hiding Spot

Created by Corey Martin, the game challenges players to solve compact spatial puzzles by fitting a body into constrained hiding places. You must shift environmental blocks and obstacles out of the way to successfully conceal the object. It is purely focused on tight, grid-based logic rather than fast reflexes.

The game was developed by Corey Martin, an indie designer well-known for his minimalist spatial puzzle games like Hook and Pushy. His design philosophy heavily emphasizes clean aesthetics and highly focused mechanics. Hiding Spot is a natural evolution of his signature block-sliding puzzles.

It belongs to the spatial logic and Sokoban-style puzzle genre. Players are presented with a grid-like environment where they must carefully slide pieces around to clear a path. The challenge comes from maneuvering blocks in extremely tight, constrained spaces without getting them stuck.

Like many of Corey Martin's compact puzzle games, it is designed to be a bite-sized experience focused entirely on pure puzzle mechanics. Players can typically complete the core spatial challenges in just a few hours. The short length ensures the mechanics never overstay their welcome.