Trying to recall an obscure game

[Anonymous No.2432017]

Hello /vr/, I have a very obscure game I'm trying to think of from my childhood, and I need your help. Google did not find it, and neither did my 12 hour meditative fasting session. The game is part of a dead genre, and I don't really expect anyone to know it, honestly.

Here are the details I can recall

1. It was an activity center game, with a decent production value for the genre.

For anyone who doesn't know, they were those games that were huge with kids in the 90's where you clicked from scene to scene and solved puzzles. Think hasbro interactive, put-put, freddy fish, ect.

It was an activity center game, so it was shit, but by the genre's standards, it was decent.

2. I ran it on a windows 95 system

3. One of the main characters was a chameleon who stood on all fours.

4. When you stopped playing and the screensaver came up, the chameleon would blend and phase in and out of the black background.

5. There was another main character

6. You went around solving rudimentary puzzles, and I vaguely remember metal walls in the background.

If you knew it, this anon would be mighty impressed and grateful that you'd share your infinite knowledge of the innane with him.

[Anonymous No.2432036]

>>2432017
>meditative fasting session
nigga what the fuck

[Anonymous No.2432042]

>>2432017
Kev Chameleon and the Terrible Trio

[Anonymous No.2432073]

>>2432042
Afraid not. I don't think chameleon was in the actual name, otherwise, Google would have probably snagged it.

>>2432036

[Anonymous No.2432075]

>>2432073
Actually now that I think of it, it was on windows 98

[Anonymous No.2432168]

bump

[Anonymous No.2433203]

>>2432073
Gex Enter the Gecko
I understood the joke, I just kind of liked that phrase

[Anonymous No.2433264]

Can't help you find the game, but I really want to see what ended up happening to that cat.

[Anonymous No.2434070]

What happened to the cat

[Anonymous No.2434075]

>>2434070
He dedded :(