Meccha Chameleon's v1.0.2 patch improves server visibility, free-camera whistling for survivors, and tightens buried-survivor detection.

What's new
Meccha Chameleon has received a small but focused bug-fix update in version 1.0.2, addressing a handful of quality-of-life and detection issues reported by the community since launch.
Private servers will now appear in search results even when the host's region doesn't match your own. Previously, cross-region private servers were hidden from results, making it harder for friends across different regions to connect.
Survivors who have entered free-camera mode can now use the whistle action. This restores a missing interaction that left spectating survivors without a way to signal others during gameplay.
The game's detection logic for survivors who end up trapped or buried beneath objects has been tightened. This should reduce cases where buried survivors were not correctly flagged by the system.
Multiplayer sessions require all players to be on the same version. You can confirm your current version by checking the number displayed on the title screen.
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