Meccha Camouflage Creator Warns of Fake Accounts, Update Adds Map Randomization
The warning about impersonation accounts and the introduction of randomized map elements show the developer responding to community safety and long-term replayability concerns as the game continues its rapid growth.
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Remorion, the creator of the hide-and-seek game Meccha Camouflage, issued a warning about fake SNS accounts impersonating the official account. The only official Discord is the one listed on the Steam store page. The game's update 2.2.0 adds randomization to the Hide-and-Seek Mansion map, with plans to extend it to all maps. The update also adds larger body sizes for the Cube character and fixes several bugs.
Remorion, the developer behind the drawing hide-and-seek game Meccha Camouflage, posted a warning about fake SNS accounts pretending to be the official account. The developer stated that accounts other than his own and Haganeiro's are unrelated, and the only official Discord server is the one linked on the Steam store page.
Update 2.2.0, released on June 28, introduces randomization to furniture and other elements on the Hide-and-Seek Mansion map. Remorion plans to apply random elements to all maps in the future to keep gameplay fresh. The update also adds 1.4x and 1.7x body size options for the Cube character, matching the sizes available for normal characters, and fixes several bugs including issues with paint mode, hunter disconnection, and characters getting stuck on stairs.
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