The Chameleon

The Chameleon is pretty fun. The atmosphere is good, artstyle is great, and the mechanics are plenty enjoyable. Level design is quite good, so sneaking around is great too, but it has its share of jank.

Now THIS is a pretty awesome little indie game Pros: - interesting stealth and power up mechanic - easy to understand stealth mechanics - game gets more interesting as you progress Cons: I can't really think of any. Conclusion: A pretty well done stealth "horror" game that I feel is well worth the price of admission.

Fun Short Ps1 style stealth game

making the playable character faster than the enemies was a terrible ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ choice, never do it again in a stealth game. you can literally have every enemy running after you without getting killed. i love stealth but just because there are so little consequances of being found, i just turned this game into a running away game and hope i don't reach a dead end. another problem is that some of the paths/hallways in the map are so long, which makes you run a lot more than walk, but if you run you get caught, and since you got caught in a "none stealth area" (a area that divides 2 diffrent guards and is supposed to be safe to walk) you feel that it is unfair that they are going after you, so you keep on running. you find out that you can do it with most parts of the game so you take the easy way again, and again. i am upvoting because i love stealth and indie game and in general it's adecent game, but this is a MAJOR game design issue. but a very easy fix luckily. just make your hallways/safe area's shorter. (or don't make them at all if you want constant paranoia in your players) and make the playable character slower. for the rest this game is good but these 2 issues can ruin the stealth experience.

Que jogo maravilhoso, gostei muito, não conhecia nada parecido...

This was an absolutely incredible game. It was tough to get used to the limiting controls but it works out well, once you understand the purpose of the game and immerse yourself in the world you've built. Stunning atmosphere, subtle story building, and some of the best PS2 era graphics implementation I've ever seen. WELL DONE.