Name, description, stats, update timestamps, server size, genre
Checked: 2026-10-10
Chameleon! Sources
Every table on this site names a source, and this page registers them all with a type and checked date. The primary reference is the official Roblox Games API for universe 10397566868, cross-read against the public game page; community trackers and searches fill the same-name picture the official page cannot give.
Source register
What we read, and when
A checked date means a human or scripted pass produced the data still in use; endpoints are re-read after every game update.
Roblox Votes API
OfficialUp/down vote counts for the rating figure
Checked: 2026-10-10
Official game page
OfficialTitle tag, description text, page HTML checks for code/Discord/Trello mentions
Checked: 2026-10-01 capture; identity re-confirmed 2026-10-10
Creator group page
OfficialOwnership identity (group 127465947, verified badge)
Checked: 2026-10-10
Beebom code articles
TrackerConflict table — what each "Paint or Die / Chameleon codes" article actually covers
Checked: 2026-10-01 capture; re-checked 2026-10-10
TechWiser code article
TrackerConflict table — the Blumea [MUSEUM] Chameleon code list
Checked: 2026-10-01 capture; re-checked 2026-10-10
games.gg code article
AbsentBot-blocked (HTTP 403) and already 404 at earlier captures; no usable list
Checked: 2026-09-27 and 2026-10-01 captures
YouTube results search
SearchChecking whether any video documents codes for this exact place (none found)
Checked: 2026-10-01 capture
Google News RSS
SearchSame-name September/October coverage from Sportskeeda, Dexerto and others
Checked: 2026-10-01 and 2026-10-10 captures
chameleonblox.com sitemap
CommunityTracking the independent fan-wiki landscape
Checked: 2026-10-01 and 2026-10-10 captures (unchanged)
Meccha Chameleon coverage (Steam/web)
CommunityLineage context for the official "Inspired by Meccha Chameleon" credit
Checked: 2026-10-10
Method
How claims earn a place on this site
- Place lock. A fact belongs to universe 10397566868 / place 74511210941284 or it does not ship. The description hash has stayed identical across every capture since August 2026, so renames (Chameleon! → PAINT OR DIE!) never silently change the subject.
- Official first. Name, description, stats, and update timestamps come from the Games API and the public page — both readable by any player, no account or special access needed.
- Conflicts stay visible. When a tracker's headline says one game and its link says another, the pages show both instead of averaging — see the codes conflict table.
- Absence is data. A code box, Trello, or Discord that six checks have never found is reported as a dated finding (“Absent, checked 2026-10-10”), never padded with invented substitutes.
- Recheck on update. The creator ships title-tag updates roughly twice a week; each one re-triggers the codes, links, and updates passes.
Source types
What this game has, and has not
Present and usable: the official Roblox page and its public API endpoints, the creator group page, third-party code trackers (used mainly to prove their lists cover other places), video and news searches, and independent fan wikis.
With no entry as of 2026-10-10: an official Trello board, an official Discord invite, a creator-run wiki, patch notes of any kind, and any code or redeem system. Those five stay registered as Absent findings with dates, because the fastest way to poison a fan site is to fill one of those gaps with a foreign game's content.
Corrections follow the same path as additions: send the page URL, the claim, and a checkable reference through the contact page, and an accepted correction ships with a fresh checked date.
Evidence classes
Three kinds of claim live on this site
Pages label which class a statement belongs to, so a capture never masquerades as official documentation and an inference never dresses up as either.
Documented
Written by the creator or Roblox itself: the description text, title tags, API stats, server size, genre. These claims change only when the source changes, and every change ships with a new date.
Example: the official loop lines quoted on the wiki pages.
Captured
Observations this site made by fetching a public source at a known time: a title tag seen on September 27, a tracker article's linked place ID, an absent Discord. They are historical facts about the source, re-verified after each update.
Example: the title-tag timeline on the updates page.
Inference
Player-facing conclusions drawn from documented mechanics: why color weighs 30% of the Camouflage Score, when a floor edge beats a wall. Tools and tactics pages carry these with their reasoning shown, never as hidden game data.
Example: the worked example on the calculator page.