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Which part of Mottle makes you want another round? Chameleon Heist lets you disappear against a wall. Jungle Heist gives you guard patrols to read and treasure to collect. Borrowed Shadow lets you send the guards chasing a replay of your own movements. Each is available in a browser on its creator’s itch.io page.
Chameleon Heist for hiding in plain sight
In gengemes’ 3D mansion game, a thief can blend into a wall. If you enjoy letting a Seeker pass close enough to see you in Mottle, try it here with your flashlight off. Break the guard’s line of sight, find a wall and activate camouflage. Ordinary movement breaks the effect. A Chameleon Whistle gives you ten seconds to move while camouflaged.
The escape is part of the puzzle. Taking a treasure sets off an alarm, so work out how to leave the estate before you pick it up. Start with the first-floor treasure for the creator’s beginner challenge. This is the choice for a desktop session with a keyboard.
Play Chameleon Heist on the creator’s pageJungle Heist for timing a patrol
In cjlucky2026’s Jungle Heist, guards look along cones and follow fixed routes through a temple. If you like deciding when a firefly is worth the trip, there is a familiar decision here: watch a guard turn away, then judge whether you can reach the next idol. Sprinting saves time but can give away your position through sound.
Hiding places matter. Look for a dark shadow pool where you can wait, rather than relying on the color of the tile beneath you. Every idol must be collected before the extraction pad finishes the level. The creator lists keyboard controls, including arrows or WASD to move and E or Space to collect an idol.
Play Jungle Heist on the creator’s pageBorrowed Shadow for a touchscreen stealth puzzle
In PlayNoodles’ Borrowed Shadow, your character moves automatically. Swipe to turn on a touchscreen and use the shadow button to replay your last four seconds as a decoy. On a keyboard, steer with the arrows or WASD and trigger the replay with Space. A guard can follow that earlier path while you take another turn.
The objective is to gather three document fragments and reach the exit. If you enjoy watching where a Seeker is looking, try planning two routes at once: the one your shadow will repeat and the one you want for yourself. It also works for a quiet session because the game has no sound.
Play Borrowed Shadow on the creator’s pageWhich one should I try first?
For phone play, start with Borrowed Shadow and try sending your decoy down a corridor before you turn. On a computer, choose Jungle Heist if you prefer looking down on a patrol from above. Pick Chameleon Heist if you would rather explore a larger space and look for cover from your thief’s point of view.