Contact Fake Me Wiki
How can I reach the Fake Me Wiki team?
The Fake Me Wiki Editorial Team is a small team that answers reader email at support@fakeme.wiki. Send a question, a correction or a source link, and the team reads every message.
The Fake Me Wiki Editorial Team reads every message sent to support@fakeme.wiki. Email is the best way to report a correction, share new information about Fake Me or ask for a guide on a new topic.
A helpful correction includes the address of the page, the sentence or table row that needs to change, and where the right information comes from: a link to an official post, a patch note, a store page or a screenshot from the game. Messages with a source are matched against that source and the page is updated with it.
News from YUMEXE reaches the wiki fastest when you send the link to the original announcement. New updates, events, rewards and balance changes are added to the matching guides and to the Updates page with the date of the official post.
Guide requests shape which topics come next. Tell us what you are stuck on in Fake Me, which section it belongs to and what you have already tried, and the request goes into the list of pages the team is planning.
Partnership, press and business enquiries go to the same address. Please write in English and put a short subject line on the email so it reaches the right person quickly.
For a quick answer before you write, the FAQ on the home page covers the most common Fake Me questions, and the search box at the top of every page finds any guide by its name or topic.
The Email channel is the inbox at support@fakeme.wiki, where the editorial team reads every message.
What should I send the Fake Me Wiki team?
A useful message is a short note that includes the guide URL, the detail you want to discuss and a source link, which helps the Fake Me Wiki Editorial Team review your feedback.
Which Fake Me Wiki guides can players read?
Fake Me Wiki organizes its Fake Me guides into 5 sections. Each section below lists what it covers and its guides.
Development
Review developer YUMEXE's plans for Steam Workshop custom maps, official launch environments, and arena creation in FAKE ME.
Download
Review the disguise mechanics, match options, and minimum hardware specifications available in the free Steam demo of Fake Me.
Progression
Set up microphone inputs, record custom whistles through the sound wheel, and manage audio detection during matches.
Modeling
Construct disguise props using real-time vertex tools, shape combinations, color sampling, and material sliders while managing persistent outfit libraries and screenshot tools.
Videos
Analyze gameplay breakdowns, official reveal trailers, match mode workflows, and live creator playtests highlighting evasive skills and seeker sweeps.
For official game information, consult Fake Me on Steam.
According to Fake Me on Steam, “Model, paint, and blend in! FAKE ME is an online multiplayer hide-and-seek game where you create your own disguise. Use simple 3D modeling tools to build the object you’ll hide as. You can also create your own costume by modeling. Hide from the Seekers or find every Faker before time runs out!”
Fake Me on Steam