Big PotatoChameleon Pictures: A hilarious, easy-to-learn imposter game for Kids, Teens and Adults | Family Game for 3-8 players, Age 8+

I bought Chameleon for Christmas, and let me tell you, it is good!! It's easy to learn, quick to play, and somehow manages to be ridiculously fun for every age group. Grandma? Loved it. The teenagers? Obsessed. Even Uncle Ken, who usually just eats all the snacks, was all in.But here’s your funny warning: this game will absolutely create trust issues. One moment, your sweet little cousin is confidently guessing the topic, and the next, you realise she’s the sneaky Chameleon who’s been lying to everyone’s face the entire time. Who knew a 13-year-old could be that convincing?Chameleon is hilarious, addictive, and perfect for any gathering. Don’t be surprised if you’re side-eyeing your loved ones for the rest of the evening. Highly recommend! 🕵️‍♂️

A simple game executed brilliantly.A compact little game that can be learnt within a few minutes and each round takes just as long which means it's a fast paced game that can be fit around other activities and doesn't drag on longer than it's welcome like other games such as monopoly or as a good warm up for other games.The act of bluffing your way to victory and the witch hunt to find the chameleon can lead to some very amusing situations, especially when alcohol is introduced to the mix.Great for all ages, the only limiting factor is children understanding what some of the words are on the cards and what they mean.

Bought this for Christmas and it has been a massive hit! Perfect for everyone in the family, absolutely hilarious and great fun all year round. Perfect for parties, gatherings or board game nights

Overall 8/10Gameplay 4/5 - Fun 4/5 - Value 5/5Chameleon is a good warm up game to set the mood for a game group, its pretty quick to learn and the couple times we have played it it has been fun and is yet to feel repetitive which was a worry we had. We play roughly 3/4 rounds with each round taking around 5/10 minutes and then move on to a more core game for my group but I can see this easily fitting as a light hearted family game if that is what your looking for.Do bare in mind some of the catergories are somewhat niche such as tv shows, movies or bands, which when the aim of the game is to give loose clues to the answer, it can be difficult when half your group has no idea what they are looking at, this being said when we ran into this problem there were plenty of cards available that we just skipped that catergory.

I recently played The Chameleon, and it was a blast! This game is perfect for gatherings and really gets everyone involved. The premise is simple yet clever: players must figure out who among them is the chameleon while the chameleon tries to blend in and avoid detection.What I love most is the mix of strategy and social interaction. It encourages conversation and makes everyone think on their feet. The clues are fun and can lead to some hilarious moments as players try to catch the chameleon off guard.The game is easy to learn, making it accessible for all ages, and the components are high-quality. Overall, The Chameleon is a fantastic addition to any game night—engaging, entertaining, and sure to create memorable moments! Highly recommend!

great party game, well worth buying for group parties and family gatherings

I love this, I have bought it as four separate gifts. Recommend this for anyone wanting to do any sort of bonding time or use it to break the ice.

The media could not be loaded. Really fun game for the family or with friends. Would be good to play with teenagers too. A round can last a couple of mins or 15 depending on the number of players and discussion. I got it when it was on sale which was also a real bonus. I would recommend 👍🏻