MECCHA CHAMELEON 4.1.1 Patches Spectator Controls, Voice Chat, and Session Limits

The September 16 update to MECCHA CHAMELEON (version 4.1.1) is a focused maintenance release, targeting multiplayer reliability and input precision across several systems.

What changed

Voice chat

• Added an option to disable voice chat entirely.
• Added a microphone icon at the top of the screen when audio input is detected.
• Changed the default voice chat setting to mute incoming audio.

Multiplayer and session management

• Fixed an issue where the maximum player limit was ignored when a large number of users attempted to join simultaneously.
• Temporarily reduced the maximum number of players for Switch 2 hosted sessions from 12 to 10.
• Fixed an issue where the "Right Shoulder" button failed to switch the player being spectated.
• Fixed an issue where the UI would freeze after pressing the refresh button in the user management tab.
• Fixed an issue where certain maps were loaded by default.

Cursor and Paint Mode

• Adjusted brush size controls so the cursor returns to its original position after adjustment via the control stick.
• Fixed an issue where the cursor would move to an unintended location when starting Paint Mode via mouse mode.
• Fixed an issue where the cursor would get "dragged" or pulled after performing specific actions.

The cumulative effect is a more predictable online session — one where join floods no longer bypass player caps, voice defaults lean toward silence rather than noise, and paint tools behave as intended.