I know I might be a little late to the party, but having played Meccha Chameleon, the wonderful evolution of the recognizable prop hunt formula, I had to give my own two cents. And both of those cents say that the game is near-perfect and probably the most fun experience I’ve ever gotten for literally seven bucks.
Over a month before its release, my friend group and I spotted Meccha Chameleon on Instagram Reels and saw people coming up with incredible ideas to blend into the environment and avoid being found by hunters. That was enough to get us all hooked, and we eagerly awaited mid-June to get the ball rolling, or rather, to get our brushes wet.
As soon as it dropped, all of us hopped on, and being the mastermind behind every group gathering ever, I started hosting not only for my friends but for other players as well. I generally get a bad experience with hosts in Europe, most of them having zero English skills at all, so I love taking on the responsibility myself. And having done so, I pumped around 15 hours into Meccha Chameleon at the time of writing and genuinely consider the game to be one of the coolest I’ve ever played.
