Everything documented about place 74511210941284 — the loop, the roles, the surfaces, the economy — organized from the official description and dated API captures, with the same-name game field kept out of the facts.
“Will you blend into the map... or DIE trying? ☠️👀” — the page's own hook, and an accurate summary of the stakes: the Seeker's find ends a Hider's round, so spot quality is the whole game.
Every row carries its source and date.
[🧬MUTATIONS] PAINT OR DIE!
Chameleon! (until the 2026 rename)
100 CCU PLEASE (group 127465947, verified badge)
June 26, 2026
16 players
Party & Casual / Childhood Game
180,525,523 visits · 484,159 favorites
244,188 up / 19,298 down (92.7%)
Meccha Chameleon (named in the official description)
Each page opens with the quick answer, then the documented mechanics with sources.
The two documented roles and how a round actually flows: Hiders navigate color pools to coat their dummy, blend into walls, floors, or objects, and outlast the search; the Seeker hunts visual inconsistencies. Covers the loop's three official phases, what the 16-player server means for search pressure, and the round details (selection rule, exact timer) the game leaves to each server's UI.
Read the topic page →MechanicsThe core mechanic page: how color pools work, the three official surface families and what each is good at, why a perfect color with a broken silhouette still loses, and the five-check decision list to run before settling into any spot.
Read the topic page →EconomyWhat the economy actually looks like: the official description names no currency, shop, or redeem box, and the only economy signal in public metadata is the coin-emoji 2X WEEKEND title tag that ran September 25–29, 2026. Includes the full picture of same-name games' economies so foreign facts stay out.
Read the topic page →Why every page on this site repeats one place ID.
The experience covered here
Same-name game with Codes and Coins
Same-concept name used by trackers
Same-concept game with its own codes
Same-concept game with its own codes
Another Roblox take on the concept
The original paint-camo hide-and-seek game this experience credits
A Roblox paint-and-camouflage hide-and-seek game by 100 CCU PLEASE: paint your dummy from color pools, blend into walls, floors, or objects, and fool the Seeker. It carries 180,525,523 visits and a 92.7% positive rating (checked 2026-10-10).
The creator renames the page with bracketed event tags — [JAPAN], [🪙2X WEEKEND!], and now [🧬MUTATIONS]. The base name settled on PAINT OR DIE!, while the place ID 74511210941284 and the identical description prove it stayed the same game throughout.
No — an independent fan project, and it labels itself that way. The official sources are the Roblox game page and the creator group; everything here cites them with a checked date.
No code system, currency, or shop appears in the official description or the experience itself as of October 10, 2026. The items and rewards page documents what that means and which same-name games do have them.
