First match checklist
Create or join a room, learn the hiding timer, test the paint controls, and choose simple wall or prop matches before trying advanced camouflage.
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Beginner's Guide
Learn the basics of Meccha Chameleon: how rounds work, what Hiders do, what Seekers do, and the habits that help new players win early matches.
Quick Answer
New players should learn the round flow, practice one simple paint match, pick a low-risk hiding spot, and use a repeatable Seeker sweep route.
Last checked: Jun 13, 2026 Unofficial fan guide
New Hider advice
Paint broad colors first, then copy one detail from the background. A believable pose matters more than perfect color on your first few rounds.
New Seeker advice
Search systematically: walls, props, corners, floor objects, then high surfaces. Random chasing wastes the most valuable timer seconds.
Video Example
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Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do first in Meccha Chameleon? +
Join a room, test the paint controls, and hide near surfaces with simple color patterns.
Is Hider or Seeker easier for beginners? +
Hider is easier to understand, but Seeker teaches the visual tells that make you a better Hider.
How do beginners hide better? +
Match broad colors first, choose a pose that fits the environment, and stop moving before Seekers enter.
How do beginners seek better? +
Clear the room in a fixed order: walls, props, corners, low spaces, then high surfaces.
What pages should I read next? +
Read the Hider guide, Seeker guide, and best hiding spots database after the beginner guide.