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Making our favorite FPS modes 1v1 to decide the greatest of them all

This article discusses the diverse and enduring appeal of various first-person shooter game modes. It introduces a reader-voted tournament to determine the greatest FPS mode, pitting popular formats like Team Deathmatch, Battle Royale, and Capture the Flag against each other.

Playstation LifestylePositive

Hit PlayStation 5 Game Getting Free Multiplayer Update With Battle Royale, Zombies & More

Tuxedo Labs' popular PlayStation 5 game Teardown is receiving a free multiplayer update on September 15, 2026, which will include zombies, Battle Royale, and Prop Hunt modes for up to 12 players. The update also adds co-op campaign play and 30 new multiplayer-compatible mods via Mod Pack 6, with the content also coming to Xbox Series X|S.

EurogamerVery positive

Meccha Chameleon has now sold 20 million copies in two months

The indie hide-and-seek game Meccha Chameleon has achieved over 20 million sales in just two months since its Steam launch. Despite a slight slowdown from its initial month's pace, the game continues to attract a significant daily player base across Steam, PlayStation, and Xbox platforms. The game's success is attributed to its creative prop hunt gameplay where players paint themselves to blend into the environment.

GamespotVery positive

In An Era Of AI Slop, Meccha Chameleon Embraces Human-Crafted Chaos

Meccha Chameleon, an indie game developed by lemorion_1224 and Haganeiro, has gained significant popularity on Steam by embracing human-crafted chaos over generative AI. Despite its rudimentary graphics and polish, the game's unique hide-and-seek gameplay, inspired by Prop Hunt and featuring player-created camouflage, encourages creativity and fun, standing in contrast to the perceived "AI slop" in the industry.

FZ.seVery positive

Dundersuccén Meccha Chameleon säljer 10 miljoner ex på ett par veckor

The indie game Meccha Chameleon, a hide-and-seek style game with an artistic twist, has achieved remarkable success, selling 10 million copies on PC via Steam within 16 days of its June 10th release. Developed by Japanese indie developers lemorion_1224 and Haganeiro in just two months, the game is continuously updated to enhance gameplay.

Rock Paper ShotgunPositive

Please help us find the players hiding in these screenshots of million-selling painterly stealth game Meccha Chameleon

The painterly stealth game Meccha Chameleon has achieved over two million sales since its release. The game allows players to disguise themselves by posing and painting their characters to blend into the environment, with players sharing impressive camouflage screenshots online.

PC GamesNPositive

Paint and Seek codes (June 2026)

This guide provides a list of redeemable codes for the Roblox game Paint and Seek, offering players in-game currency like coins. It also explains how to redeem codes within the game and how the unique painting mechanic works for hiding.

Escapist MagazineVery positive

Meccha Chameleon reaches a million sold, as hide-and-seek continues to sell

Indie game Meccha Chameleon has sold over one million copies on Steam, according to developer Lemorion_1224. The hide-and-seek style party game, which involves players painting themselves to blend into environments, has achieved a peak of 95,482 concurrent players on Steam and over 100,000 viewers on Twitch at launch. The developer is planning post-launch updates and new maps.

Retro GamerNegative

World of Warcraft's new Prop Hunt mode descends into chaos as Blizzard forgets to stop players from finding each other using their minimaps, immediately defeating the whole point

A new hide-and-seek minigame in World of Warcraft, called Decor Duels, has been released but suffers from a bug that reveals players on the minimap, undermining the core gameplay. This unintended feature turns the game into more of a chase than a stealth experience. Players have also found ways to hide out of bounds, further impacting the intended design.

PC GamerNegative

Blizzard forgot to turn off x-ray vision in World of Warcraft's new prop hunt mode, so you can imagine how fair the…

Blizzard Entertainment's new prop hunt-style mode in World of Warcraft, Decor Duels, launched with an unintended "x-ray vision" exploit. Players can use a "track humanoids" ability, normally disabled in the mode, or find ways to clip through walls to gain an unfair advantage. This issue is particularly frustrating given the housing decor rewards associated with the mode.

PC GamesNNeutral

PUBG introduces a classic game mode for April Fools' Day

PUBG is celebrating April Fools' Day by introducing the Prop Hunt game mode to its Arcade playlist. This limited-time event adds a unique twist to the classic hide-and-seek format for players to enjoy.

Games PressNeutral

PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS INTRODUCES “PROP HUNT” AS A LIMITED-TIMED APRIL FOOLS’ EVENT

PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS has launched a limited-time April Fools' event called "Prop Hunt" in its Arcade mode. This mode divides players into Props who disguise themselves as objects and Hunters who must find and eliminate them. The event is available from March 30 to April 7 on multiple maps.

GamespotPositive

The Best April Fools' Day Gaming Jokes Of 2026 (So Far)

This article rounds up April Fools' Day gaming jokes and in-game events for 2026. PUBG: Battlegrounds features a limited-time 'Prop Hunt' mode where players disguise themselves as objects, while Pokemon Pokopia introduces a wacky waving inflatable arm flailing tube Sudowoodo item.

EurogamerPositive

"It was clear to us we needed to get spookier" - how Warframe's next update started as Prop Hunt, but ended up survival horror

Warframe's upcoming update, The Shadowgrapher, introduces its first survival horror game mode, Folie's Hunt. Initially conceived as a Prop Hunt-style experience, the mode evolved significantly to incorporate horror elements, focusing on player vulnerability and an invincible killer clown. Developers Pablo Alonso and Megan Everett discussed the challenges of making a fast-paced sci-fi MMO scary and the iterative design process that led to the final concept.