Like a Chameleon, a player may change his colour many times during the game. However, players who change colours too often will not do well and may even earn minus points for doing so. This means that a player must wait for the proper time and place to make the change, but do it before his/her opponents do.

How to Play

Players collect sets of coloured Chameleon cards and try to specialize in one colour; the more you have in a set, the higher the number of points you get at the end of the game. Players only get points for three of their sets. Any more than three sets and a player is penalized with negative points.

So, just collect three colours then? It's not that simple. On his/her turn, a player can either pick up a card from the face down draw deck and place it in a card row, or pick up one of the card rows. There is one card row per player and each row can hold up to three cards. Once all the rows are full, the only option is to pick up a row, and doing so may give you colours you are trying not to collect.

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Contents: 90 cards, 1 rule booklet