How to Play Meccha Chameleon
Meccha Chameleon is online hide-and-seek where Hiders are white chameleons who paint their bodies and strike poses to blend into a stage, while Seekers inspect the room and try to figure out which object-shaped thing is actually a player. A match holds 2 to 10 players, and one player hosts the lobby and picks the map and mode before the round starts.
The 4 round phases
Every round moves through the same four phases:
- Lobby setup. The host creates a lobby and picks the map, the mode (Normal, Increasing Oni or Double), and whether the server is public or private.
- Preparation. Hiders get a window to roam the level, sample colors, paint themselves and lock a pose. Seekers wait this out.
- Hunt. Seekers are released and patrol the map, tagging anyone they can spot before the clock runs out.
- Results. The round resolves and a reveal screen shows exactly where each Hider was hiding.
Hider vs Seeker
Hiders start as a plain white character. During prep they use the paint tools to camouflage, pick a pose, then must survive until the timer ends. Seekers patrol the map and spot disguised players by visual tells — wrong colors, odd spacing, human-shaped bulges or poses that do not match nearby props — then tag them before time runs out. Up top, a row of Hider icons flips from white to red as players get found, sitting next to the phase timer.
Win conditions
Hiders win by surviving to zero. Seekers win by finding everyone. What happens to a tagged Hider depends on the mode: in Normal they are simply out, in Increasing Oni they convert and join the Seekers, and in Double both teams take a turn hiding and hunting. After the round, the results screen reveals where each Hider hid.