Some more smaller things about the game mode is that hiders that have been found also become seekers and the hiders do have to be tagged to get caught. You have a seeker who counts with their eyes closed then goes and looks for the hiders that took that time to hide. Now I'm pretty sure everyone knows how to play hide and seek. The game ends in a win for Props if the Hunters can't destroy them before time runs out, and the game ends in a win for Hunters if they destroy all the Props within the time limit.Now I have my own reasons for why I love this game mode so much and I'm not going to go over all of them in this blog, only a couple reasons. If they manage to escape, they can find a new hiding place and become a new prop (not necessarily in that order). Should a Prop be found, however, they'll have the ability to try and run away from the Hunters.
Once the hiding time limit expires, Hunters will seek Prop members out and attempt to gun them down on sight.
Unlike traditional games of Hide and Seek, however, Props will have the ability to become certain items on the map, like, for example, a present under a Christmas tree.
When the game starts, individuals on the Prop team will have a limited amount of time to find a suitable hiding place on the map. It takes a group of players and divides them up into two teams: Props (hiders) and Hunters (seekers). RELATED: How to Play and Unlock Zombies in Call of Duty Mobileįor anyone unfamiliar or in need of a refresher, Prop Hunt essentially functions like a game of Hide and Seek. Prop Hunt is a popular game type that originally appeared in the game Garry's Mod (Gmod).Ĭall of Duty has featured Prop Hunt before, though, namely in Call of Duty: Black Ops III, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered, and Call of Duty: WWII, but this is the first time it's appeared in Call of Duty: Mobile.
To celebrate the holiday season, Call of Duty Mobile introduced the classic game mode Prop Hunt to its player base in a Season 2 update.
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