Chameleon
Chameleon Events Schedule: Ranked + More Recap and What’s Next
Chameleon’s event calendar is quiet at the moment. The game’s most recent drop, Ranked + More, closed out late on Saturday, July 25, 2026, and no new event has been announced to take its place yet. That update introduced a Ranked competitive mode alongside extra content and pulled in over 750,000 interested players before it ended — the second-strongest turnout in the hide-and-seek painting game’s short event history.
The drop before it has finished as well: the Squid Game Update, which drew nearly 800,000 sign-ups. Both landed on Thursdays about a week apart, so if that rhythm holds the next one could arrive around the end of July — though nothing is on the calendar yet.
Chameleon, from Blumea Productions: North, takes its cue from Meccha Chameleon: hiders paint their characters in colors and patterns to blend into the map and hide in plain sight, while seekers use special abilities to track them down before the round ends. It stays busy — about about 25,000 people are usually in a game at once, total visits have passed about 21,000,000, and more than about 91,000 players have saved it to their favorites.
Below is Chameleon’s event calendar, with start and end times in Eastern time alongside other major zones. We update this page as the schedule changes. Last updated August 8.
Recently ended1 wrapped
RANKED + MORE
NEW MODE AND CONTENT
Jul 23, 7:35 PM – Jul 25, 11:12 PM ET
Roblox and the games named here are trademarks of their respective owners. AllThingsHow is not affiliated with or endorsed by Roblox Corporation or the game developers.
Recent events
Nothing is on Chameleon’s calendar right now. Here’s a rundown of its last two drops and what the timing suggests about the next one.
Ranked + More (ended)
Ranked + More was billed by the developer as a new mode with extra content. Its headline addition was a Ranked competitive mode layered on top of the usual painting-and-camouflage rounds — a notable shift for a game that had leaned on casual play and themed map drops. It ran from about 7:35 p.m. ET on Thursday, July 23 to roughly 11:12 p.m. ET on Saturday, July 25, 2026, with other zones listed in the schedule above. Over 750,000 players marked themselves interested, nearly matching the Squid Game Update before it — an unusually strong showing for the game.
Squid Game Update (ended)
The drop before that wrapped a Squid Game theme around Chameleon’s core hide-and-seek rounds, adding fresh maps to play across rather than changing the format. It opened at roughly 9:30 p.m. ET on Thursday, July 16 and closed just before 9 p.m. ET on Monday, July 20, 2026. With nearly 800,000 players signed up, it remains the biggest event on the game’s calendar so far.
What’s next
Chameleon’s updates have arrived on Thursdays about a week apart — July 16, then July 23 — so the pattern points to another drop landing around the end of July if the developer keeps to it. Nothing has been announced yet; we update this page when a new event is set.
Frequently asked questions
When is the next Chameleon event?
Nothing is on the calendar yet. Chameleon’s last few updates came on Thursdays roughly a week apart, so the pattern points to a possible new event around the end of July, but the developer hasn’t confirmed one. We update this page as soon as that changes.
What was Ranked + More in Chameleon?
It was the game’s most recent update, which the developer described as a new mode with extra content. The main draw was a Ranked competitive mode added to Chameleon’s hide-and-seek painting rounds. It ran from July 23 to July 25, 2026, and has ended.
What time do Chameleon events start?
There is no fixed hour. The game’s recent drops opened at very different points in the evening — around 9:30 p.m. ET on July 16 and around 7:35 p.m. ET on July 23 — though both landed on a Thursday.
How many players does Chameleon have?
As of this writing, Chameleon draws about 25,000 concurrent players, has passed about 21,000,000 total visits, and holds more than about 91,000 favorites.