Wiki Maps
Read patch-linked map notes and practical scene-reading prompts in the Wiki.
Read more →Learn the maps, find your colours, and turn a good hiding spot into a great disguise. Your independent guide to paint, poses, and multiplayer hide-and-seek.
An unofficial fan wiki for the Steam game by LEMORION.
Steam store figures as of 25 June 2026. Prices and review totals change over time. Check the Steam Store.
Pick a scene, sample its colours, and paint a 3D figure into the backdrop. Rotate your view to spot the edges that give you away. For a quick hide-and-seek warm-up, try browser practice too.
Not the full game — a practice canvas for colour and silhouette drills.
Follow the same path most successful lobbies use: learn the rules, master both roles, then lean on map-specific data when the meta shifts.
Understand roles, match phases, and a repeatable first-match plan.
Beginner's Hub → 02Test backdrop matching, pose scale, two-tone sampling, and silhouette reads.
Open Simulator → 03Read landmark prompts, scene drills, and Seeker sweep habits.
Wiki Maps → 04Track map, feature, and stability changes after updates.
Patch Notes →Read patch-linked map notes and practical scene-reading prompts in the Wiki.
Read more →Prep time to disguise, then a timed hunt. Hand-painted camouflage means no two rounds play alike.
Read more →Use a pose before painting so your body reads like part of the scene instead of an extra outline.
Read more →Private friend rooms, public lobbies, and group rules for party sessions.
Read more →Browse community stages, then set up a short private test before hosting.
Read more →Use post-round feedback to refine routes, camouflage, and Seeker reads.
Read more →Every round splits Hiders and Seekers. Hiders get prep time to paint and pose; Seekers sweep in first person with no flashlight. Unlike classic Prop Hunt, you never become a preset box — your body is the canvas.
Success comes from three skills working together: choosing a strong spot, breaking your silhouette with poses, and matching local colors with the Spoid tool. Our guides track the live meta after v1.9.0 across 2–10-player lobbies.
Open Full Wiki| Developer | lemorion_1224 (LEMORION) |
|---|---|
| Platform | Steam (Windows) |
| Release | 2026-06-09 |
| Players | 2–10 recommended |
| Languages | 12 on Steam |
| Modding | Official tools + Workshop |
| Genre | Casual party / hide-and-seek |
Smallest official stage in the roster — truck yard, overhead signs, shop fronts, trash piles, and walled corners; added in v1.7.0, retest after v1.8.0 fixes.
Oversized candy stage with gumdrop piles, gingerbread rows, and harsh bright light — practice value control and low silhouettes under colourful scenery.
Large hotel complex with a chaotic penguin ballroom, upper mezzanine, plush rooms, and connector hallways — strong for indoor scale and repeated décor reading.
Reference MECCHA CHAMELEON win conditions, match phases, role transitions, paint and pose mechanics, tagging, mode differences, controls, and results-screen behavior.
Set up MECCHA CHAMELEON controls, controller support, Steam Input, visibility options, shadow toggle, metallic paint, roughness, and practical fallback fixes.
MECCHA CHAMELEON multiplayer guide for 2-10 player lobbies, friend invites, random rooms, crossplay status, and quick fixes when joining friends fails.
A Steam multiplayer hide-and-seek party game by LEMORION (lemorion_1224). Hiders paint their white chameleon body to blend into each stage; Seekers hunt in first person before the timer ends.
MECCHA is like "meh-cha" (Kansai slang for "very"). CHAMELEON is standard English. Japanese players often say meccha kame-reon.
They are common search variants for MECCHA CHAMELEON. You may also see searches such as “meccha chameleon steam” or simply “meccha”; use the exact title MECCHA CHAMELEON when looking for the official Steam listing.
It is this site’s browser-based practice tool, not the full game. Choose or upload a background, rotate and paint a 3D figure, then use the exercise to test colour matching and silhouette choices before a live round.
Pick your spot fast, pose first, Spoid two tones (lit + shadow), paint visible surfaces, stay still. Spot, pose, and paint skill beat perfect art in prep-limited rounds.
PC via Steam (App ID 4704690). The Steam store currently lists Windows; it does not list native macOS or Linux support. Not on Roblox, mobile, or consoles at launch.
Designed for 2–10. Normal suits 2–4; Infection suits 6–10; Double works for 4–8.
Press F for the palette, use Spoid to sample stage colors, left-click to apply, R for poses. No preset skins — freehand camouflage every round.
Yes — official modding tools and Steam Workshop support community stages. Subscribe in Steam, enable in lobby, test privately first.
No — this is an unofficial player guide. If a clip or route stops working, check the Updates page for your build version.