Overview

Prepare for a divine comedy of errors in 'Where is My Hat?', a charmingly chaotic game developed and published by God's Hat Team.

Players step into the robes of two naive cultists tasked with a seemingly simple mission: find the almighty, yet incredibly forgetful, deity's favorite hat. The catch?

This deity has the patience of a toddler and a penchant for apocalyptic destruction if things take too long. This casual, hand-drawn arcade experience throws you into a frantic search amidst mountains of sacred relics, where speed and a bit of mayhem are key to survival.

Highlights

  • A Race Against Divine Boredom: The core gameplay loop revolves around a frantic search for a lost hat, with an ever-present threat of divine wrath if players dawdle.
  • Chaotic Local Multiplayer Mayhem: Designed for two players, the game encourages kicking, shoving, and general pandemonium as you compete and cooperate to find the artifact.
  • Quirky Artifacts and Interactions: Discover and utilize a variety of bizarre tools and items, from a rabbit's foot for temporary invincibility to a broken bottle, each with unique, often unpredictable, effects.

Who It's For

'Where is My Hat?' is perfect for players seeking a lighthearted, fast-paced local multiplayer experience.

If you enjoy casual games with a touch of absurdity, cute hand-drawn visuals, and the thrill of a friendly competition that can quickly devolve into hilarious chaos, this game is for you. It’s ideal for quick gaming sessions with a friend, offering plenty of laughs and frantic moments.

Game Info

Developed and published by God's Hat Team, 'Where is My Hat?' offers a unique blend of casual arcade action and local PvP.

Its distinctive hand-drawn art style and cute aesthetic are complemented by gameplay that encourages direct interaction, often through playful aggression. The game supports single-player, but truly shines in its local multiplayer mode, where the 'Chaos for Two' premise comes to life.

Released on October 30, 2025, it's a paid title available in English, Russian, and Japanese.