Patch Timeline

MECCHA CHAMELEON Updates

Track launch, bug-fix, Workshop, and site-retargeting changes with affected pages and player impact in one timeline.

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MECCHA CHAMELEON Updates

Track launch, bug-fix, Workshop, and site-retargeting changes with affected pages and player impact in one timeline.

Status facts should be refreshed against Steam, Steam Community, SteamDB, and current SERP evidence before publishing or promoting this page.

Current verified facts

Steam app

4704690

Official Steam store page for MECCHA CHAMELEON.

Release

Jun 9, 2026

Steam store release date observed on 2026-06-13.

Developer

lemorion_1224

Developer and publisher shown on the Steam store page.

Minimum OS

Windows 10 64-bit

Minimum system requirement shown on Steam.

Official Steam media

Visual reference for this guide

Screenshots are pulled from the verified Steam media set and used as visual context until page-specific capture is available.

MECCHA CHAMELEON official Steam header art
Official Steam header art.
MECCHA CHAMELEON multiplayer hiding stage from official Steam media
Multiplayer hiding stage from official Steam media.
MECCHA CHAMELEON colorful stage and player disguise from official Steam media
Stage camouflage reference from official Steam media.

The update page connects patch and launch-window changes to player tasks. Instead of only repeating headlines, each entry explains what changed, who it affects, which guide pages need review, and whether map spots or troubleshooting records require retesting. A lobby fix matters to players trying to join friends; a map or Workshop change matters to hiders choosing a spot; a detection behavior change matters to seekers learning which visual tells still work. That is why the timeline is written as an impact log, not a news archive.

Updates content should connect patch notes to player tasks. A new official map affects the map hub, hiding spots, hider guide, seeker routes, and possibly troubleshooting. A bug fix may affect server filters, joining sessions, or controller behavior. A scoring-system update can change how hiders evaluate risk. For that reason, each update entry should include source date, source type, affected pages, player impact, and editorial action. Steam News and official Community posts should lead the page. SteamDB patch notes can support the timeline, especially when the official page is hard to scan, but should be labeled as a supporting source. Returning users should be able to see what changed and which guides were retested.

Update Tracking Format

Use impact notes so every official update connects back into the wiki.

Update tracker fields
FieldUseExample
Source dateKeeps facts auditableSteam News date
ImpactTells users what changedMap, bug, Workshop, balance
Affected pagesCreates internal linksMaps, spots, troubleshooting
Refresh statusShows editorial workChecked, needs retest

Patch impact timeline

Updates tied to player tasks

2026-06-09 · Steam store / official launch status

Steam launch

Official

MECCHA CHAMELEON released on Steam as a paid Windows PC hide-and-seek game with hider/seeker rounds, paint camouflage, public and private lobbies, and Workshop surface visibility.

New players need the fastest path into rules, price, Steam page, supported platform, and first-match strategy.

Keep launch facts timestamped and refresh price, player count, review status, and system requirements before promotional updates.

2026-06-12 · Steam News / community update surface

Launch-week bug fix 1.0.2

Needs recheck

Launch-window notes indicate fixes around private-server visibility, lobby discovery, version matching, and detection behavior.

Players troubleshooting server browser, invite, and lobby issues need a version-aware fix path before trying unsafe downloads or random launch options.

Track issue status as patch-sensitive and link troubleshooting entries back to the update timeline.

2026-06-12 · Steam community / Workshop navigation

Custom map and Workshop push

Community-reported

Workshop and custom-map interest appeared during launch-window coverage, with players looking for map creation, custom stages, and shareable hiding spaces.

Workshop maps can create new hiding-spot demand, but they need creator/source links and compatibility status before getting standalone pages.

Keep Workshop coverage as a source-labeled hub until individual maps have screenshots, spot data, and current-patch compatibility notes.

2026-06-14 · Site editorial update

Player database upgrade

Community-reported

The wiki added structured map coverage, launch hiding-spot records, update-impact fields, and symptom-based troubleshooting data.

Players can now start from a task, choose a map or symptom, and get a concrete next step instead of reading abstract editorial notes.

Replace source-labeled launch records with screenshot-backed first-party tests as screenshots and gameplay review data are collected.

Sources and editorial notes

Status facts should be refreshed against Steam, Steam Community, SteamDB, and current SERP evidence before publishing or promoting this page.

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