Reverse Chicken Race in Meccha Chameleon, explained

There is a new way to play Mecca chameleon with Reverse Chicken Race, the fourth game mode that offers a variety of ways to change the game, even if it requires some tricks to win! Reverse Chicken Race has all players hiding, and when the time is up, everyone is chasing! We'll explain more about the mode below, including how to play it and tips for winning.

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How to play Reverse Chicken Race in Meccha Chameleon

In reverse chicken run, everyone is hiding and everyone is hunting. In the beginning, each player will have time to hide and paint themselves. When the time is up, everyone will be ushered into a display room where a player's paint job is revealed while sitting on a pedestal to be observed.

When the observation time is up, all other players enter the map to try to find the location of the player whose color was revealed. The person who was revealed gets to look at the map inside Free camera location. The first person to find the hide wins Missed Spot Ranking point. This is repeated until all players have been hunted.

Tips to win the Reverse Chicken Race in Meccha Chameleon

The player with the most Missed Spot Ranking points at the end of the match is the player who wins. When playing this mode, there are a few things to keep in mind to help you collect the most points:

Use clones to collect points

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You can use clones in this mode, and that might be the best strategy. The first two versions of yourself that you make are not taken into the screening room; only the most recently painted version is.

If you make your clones as we recommend, they will still be well hidden and get some Missed Spot Ranking points. Usually, players will spend a lot of time looking for the exposed paint because they know what to look for on it. You get points for keeping your main body and clones in the other players' line of sight without getting caught!

Look for clones if they are used

When you are the hunter, you get 500 points for finding the hideout. (It was 1000 points but decreased in Update 2.4.1.) The best thing to do as a hunter in this mode is not to get too fixated on the one paint job on display. If your group uses clones, check for all versions as usual.

Keep your color and pose minimal

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When using clones, you'll want your final pose to have as little detail as possible, both in color and pose. The more you do with your final body, the more you can give away about where you are. If your painting closely resembles your surroundings, it will provide far too many clues as to where you've been trying to hide.

Keeping your paint job minimal and making your pose something that won't help them recognize the item you're hiding will keep you hidden longer.

You might also want to make sure you've painted all sides of you, so your blank spots don't reveal where you are.