2026-10-10
Set after the MUTATIONS title-tag update shipped on October 3; re-checked October 10, 2026 (no new tag) and at every new tag.
Chameleon! Hiding Tactic Tier List
Surface categories and behavior tactics for place 74511210941284, ranked by the same seven weighted factors the Camouflage Score uses — so every tier is arguable with numbers, not vibes. Reviewed 2026-10-10.
Seven visible factors
Color 30% · surface 20% · silhouette 15% · traffic 10% · cover 10% · movement 10% · escape 5%.
This game only
Universe 10397566868 by 100 CCU PLEASE. Same-name Chameleon games rank differently and get their own sites.
Rankings
Current hiding tactics
A higher tier means a stronger general profile, not a guaranteed win in every camera angle or round. Each entry names the condition it needs.
SEarly tip
Exact-color wall blend
Hider
low movementclear color target
Strong color potential and stable placement when the outline is controlled.
Source notes: Official wall mechanic plus practical inference.
AEarly tip
Object-adjacent cover
Hider
occlusionside-angle protection
Can break line of sight while supporting a natural silhouette.
Source notes: Official object mechanic plus practical inference.
AEarly tip
Floor-edge camouflage
Hider
lower profileescape flexibility
Can reduce profile but remains sensitive to camera angle and traffic.
Source notes: Official floor mechanic plus practical inference.
AEarly tip
Stillness after blending
Hider
holding a believable spot
Avoids adding movement as a visual clue after the match is set.
Source notes: Repeated exact-place community guidance.
CEarly tip
Open-center color-only hide
Hider
rare low-traffic situations
Little cover means a small mismatch, outline, or movement is easier to notice.
Source notes: Risk inference; no named map claim.
Tier criteria
What a tier has to earn
The labels mean the same thing every update, so a rank change always means the evidence changed.
Reading the ranks
Why color wins rounds but stillness wins games
The S-tier entry is the only tactic that attacks all seven factors at once: an exact-color wall match handles the 30% factor outright, a flat wall supports surface fit and the silhouette, and walls sit outside the busiest patrol lines. Everything below S is conditional — object cover needs the object to look natural beside you, floor edges need an angle-friendly camera, and stillness multiplies whichever spot you chose.
The C-tier open-area hide is the control case: with cover and surface fit near zero, the score math caps it around the low 40s even with perfect paint — which matches what a Seeker's broad contrast sweep finds first in real rounds.
Factors
The weights behind every tier
Identical to the calculator, so the two pages never disagree.
- Color match30%
- Surface fit20%
- Silhouette exposure (risk)15%
- Seeker traffic (risk)10%
- Cover / occlusion10%
- Movement risk (risk)10%
- Escape access5%
Tactic synergy
The factors work together
This game has no unit or team-composition system to rank. Here, synergy means combining a believable color with a natural outline, low movement, and a safe route.
FAQ
Tier list questions
What does the tier list rank?
Hiding tactics and surface categories, not units or characters.
Is it official?
No. It is an editorial comparison with confidence labels.
What replaces a team combo?
Tactic Synergy explains complementary Hider and Seeker-counterplay choices.
What does this tier list rank?
Hiding tactics and surface categories for place 74511210941284 — wall blends, object-adjacent cover, floor edges, stillness discipline, and open-area hides. There are no units, characters, or gacha rarities in this game to rank.
Who assigns the tiers?
This site, editorially. Each entry's tier follows the same weights as the Camouflage Score (color 30%, surface 20%, silhouette 15%, then traffic, cover, movement, escape), so a tactic's tier and its calculator behavior agree.
Could the MUTATIONS update change these tiers?
Any new mechanic or map family can. The ranks describe observed play of the current loop — paint, blend, survive — and the page carries its checked date so a new tag (JAPAN, 2X WEEKEND, MUTATIONS so far) tells you it is recheck time.
Why is stillness ranked A instead of S?
Because stillness is a multiplier, not a spot: it makes every location stronger but cannot rescue a color mismatch in an open area. S-tier requires a tactic that survives on its own.