A downloadable game for Windows, macOS, and Linux

There's this letter in a post box... And a bunch of manuscripts up for evaluation. By the looks of it it's sometime in the evening. Or maybe morning? And what is it with all the windows?

Kameleon is a short story adventure game about phone calls, letters and jazz. It's developed with Unity for Windows, OSX and Linux.

Version 1.1 released (2.4.16):

Contains bug fixes, spelling stuff and a new optional hint system!

StatusReleased
PlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux
Release date Mar 29, 2016
Rating
Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars
(5 total ratings)
Authoreightbitskyline
GenreAdventure
Made withUnity
Tags2D, artgame, Multiple Endings, Music, Noir, Point & Click, secrets, Singleplayer
Average sessionAbout an hour
LanguagesEnglish, Italian, Norwegian Bokmål
InputsMouse
AccessibilitySubtitles
LinksHomepage

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KameleonWin.zip 128 MB
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KameleonMac.zip 99 MB
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KameleonLinux.zip 100 MB

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Love what you did with this game! I featured it on my list. I don't show it here, but I did play through to the ending and I didn't want to spoil it for anyone. I'll just say that I love how the ending ties in with the beginning and in general, the way you transition through what could be seen as different types of games.

I think it keeps players guessing about what they're actually in for until they get into it. Kudos on the game and keep up the good work!


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Thanks! Happy you featured it as well along with some great looking games! :-)

Hi! I enjoyed your game, it was original and I did a gameplay :

The story and the art were awesome ! Something left me a bit confused, how to interpret the real ending of this game ?

Hello Break2fast! Cool that you enjoyed it and played it the whole way through! Added your vid to my YT-channel. The endings are very open ended. I'm not gonna tell you my interpretation, but I hope you created your own :-)

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Clever. Very clever. Maybe worth telling people that there's a real ending because I doubted it and very nearly quit before reaching it. Thanks for offering this for free.

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Glad you liked it! Thought about doing something to tell the player to continue, but in the end I decided that the doubt was a part of the experience. I didn't find a good way to do it either!