Hide The Body Roblox Guide, Best Hiding Spots in Every Map!

Hide the Body is a unique twist on classic hide-and-seek games, where the goal isn’t to hide yourself—but the bodies of strangers you’ve just eliminated. While your clueless friend is on their way over, your job is to hide as many bodies as possible without getting caught.

The more bodies you hide successfully, the more coins you earn to unlock maps and cosmetic items. But hiding bodies well takes strategy. So here’s a complete guide on the best body hiding spots across all maps, including House 1995, Yard, Whispering Cemetery, Big Attic, and Bright Moon. Also check out our All Items in Hide The Body Best Uses & How to Buy Them Guide!

Best Hiding Spots – House 1995 Map

House 1995 is the main free map with two bedrooms, a bathroom, a kitchen, and a large hall. Here are the best places to stash bodies:

Kitchen

• Storage Box (Right of fridge): Can hold 2 bodies. Just shut the lid after.
• Refrigerator: Stuff 2 bodies inside and close the door.
• Overhead Cupboards: Each can hide 1 body. Close the doors to stay safe.

Hall / Living Room / Garage

• Closet by Entrance: Can fit 1 body; shut the doors afterward.
• Garage Closet: Same use, great for 1 more body.
• Massive Shelf Near Entrance: Place a body, then turn the shelf toward the wall.
• Behind Green Couch: Lay body on its side and push the couch back to cover it.

Bedrooms

• Under Bed: Works well in both rooms.
• Inside Closets (2 per room): Just make sure they’re fully shut.
• Behind Shelf: Slightly move it to create a tight spot near the wall and window.
• Note: The bathroom offers no real hiding spots.

Best Hiding Spots – Yard Map

The Yard is a compact map with limited rooms but plenty of outdoor hiding potential.

Bedroom

• Under Bed: Use furniture to cover up any exposed limbs.

Living Room

• DIY Hideouts: Create hiding spots using couches and shelves. Stack boxes and furniture to make fake walls.

Yard

• Dumpsters (2x): Each holds up to 2 bodies. You can also stash bodies behind them using crates or stands for cover.
• Bushes (3 total): Each can hide a body, maybe more if stacked carefully.
• Tree Branches: On Easy, bodies thrown up stick. On higher difficulties, aim higher to avoid detection.

Best Hiding Spots – Whispering Cemetery Map

A large open area with few solid hiding places, but with some clever placement, it can work.

• Bushes: Large and ideal for hiding 1–2 bodies each.
• Wooden Plank Graves: Some are deep, others require planks or stone lids for cover.
• Stone Graves: Can be opened and closed—perfect for discreet stashing.
• Tree Branches & Wall Tops: Use vertical space to your advantage, especially with high tree limbs.

Best Hiding Spots – Big Attic Map

This map gives you space and furniture to create custom hiding zones.

• Shelf Area Near Spawn (Right Side): Stack bodies behind the big shelf and cover them with drawers or boxes.
• Couch Area (Left Side): Hide bodies behind the couch and use cushions or boxes to disguise the pile.
• Closets: Great for full coverage. Can also be used to build fake rooms.
• Wooden Beams: Use a table to launch bodies onto beams. Not 100% reliable but works with practice.

Best Hiding Spots – Bright Moon Map

The most expansive map yet, with three buildings and a large yard. It’s also more chaotic due to UFOs and random events.

Buildings

• Small Houses: Closets, boxes, and large tables all offer hiding opportunities.
• Big House Storage Room: Look for racks with green foam—bodies placed here are easily concealed if limbs don’t stick out.
• DIY Room Setup: Move shelves and tables to create corners and block access.

Outdoor Area

• Corners and Shadows: Use solar panels and wood planks to mask the bodies.
• Edges of Roofs: It takes effort and isn’t efficient, but you can balance a body on the edge if needed. Not recommended due to time.

In Hide The Body, planning is everything. Knowing your maps, experimenting with furniture placement, and staying one step ahead of your friend’s arrival will help you build your body-hiding empire. Whether it’s a dumpster, a closet, or the top of a tree, creativity is key to mastering every map. This guide will be updated as more maps and spots are discovered—so keep checking back and happy hiding.