omg, have you guys been playing meccha chameleon on steam? i just found out that some of the user-made maps are actually malware in disguise, which is super sketchy. apparently, a player named feint discovered that one of the maps, called lazer tag zero, had a "malware dropper" in it, which is basically a trojan horse that can mess with your computer.

i'm kinda surprised that this happened, since meccha chameleon has been really popular lately. but i guess when you have a game that lets players create and share their own content, there's always a risk of something like this happening. anyway, the map was quickly taken down from the steam workshop, but then things started to get even crazier. the game's official discord server got hacked, and the creators' accounts were hijacked.

the game's creator, lemorion_1224, posted an update on the game's steam page saying that the game itself is safe to play, as long as you stick to the default maps and avoid user-made ones. which, let's be real, is probably the best idea right now. they also warned people about a fake listing for a meta quest version of the game, which doesn't actually exist. preorders are available at major retailers, but apparently, some scammers are trying to take advantage of the game's popularity.

it's been a pretty wild weekend for meccha chameleon, but it looks like things are starting to calm down now. the creators just released a new update that fixes some issues and strengthens the game's virus protection. the update also replaces the discord link on the game's title screen with a link to the correct server, which is now back under the control of the creators. i'm justRead more: Full article on www.gamespot.com

What do you think about this?