Download Hidden Folks for free on the Epic Games Store mobile app from August 14–21, 2025. Explore 32 hand-drawn areas, over 300 hidden targets, and interactive sound effects.
From August 14 to 21, 2025, Hidden Folks is available for free on the Epic Games Store mobile app. The offer applies to Android devices worldwide and iOS devices in the European Union, although availability may differ by region. Players can download the game during this period and explore its interactive hand-drawn environments without cost.
Hidden Folks is a hidden object game created by designer Adriaan de Jongh and illustrator Sylvain Tegroeg. The game features 32 hand-drawn areas with more than 300 hidden targets. Each area is presented with a distinct theme and a monochromatic ink-on-paper style, creating a consistent visual experience across the game. Players search for animals, objects, and characters by scrolling through a panel at the bottom of the screen, which lists the items to locate. Tapping on a target provides hints about its location, guiding players through the scene.
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The game emphasizes interactive exploration. Almost every element in Hidden Folks responds to touch, with more than 500 unique reactions. Characters wave, snakes slither, foliage spreads, and hidden apes fall from trees when tapped. In addition, the game includes over 2,000 sound effects created entirely by mouth, providing audio feedback that complements the visual experience. Players progress by finding all the hidden targets in each area, which unlocks new areas and additional items to discover.
Hidden Folks can be downloaded for free through the Epic Games Store mobile app during the promotion from August 14 to 21, 2025. The Epic Games Store provides a growing catalog of mobile games, and its news page offers updates, guides, and information on upcoming releases. The promotion highlights the accessibility of hand-drawn, interactive games for mobile players and supports engagement with casual, puzzle-based experiences.
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