A fun and engaging puzzler, with a likeable aesthetic that will keep you amused throughout its seventy-five increasingly challenging levels. It's a relatively short experience, but the extra challenges and online leaderboards add length to an enjoyable indie package.

A fun little adventure that you're bound to enjoy if you dig stealth games. However, its general lack of diversity when it comes to gameplay, challenge and environments ends up making it a difficult game to universally recommend.

For the most part Spy Chameleon is a pick-up-and-play game. But two main items in the game really bug me. First, there is no on-screen guide for the button colours. Second, the ladybugs do not appear in the stages until a room is completed. That means, even on the really early stages, you need to complete each room three times to get all of the objectives.