The purpose of this suggestion is to act as a Chaser expansion. These are some of the ideas that I feel will refresh the mode.

Chaser’s always been one of my favorite modes to play. Though, lately, it seems I can only find 1-3 chaser rooms (Outside event days, which I'm aware, can have like 5-7 packed chaser rooms) in the lobby, and I understand why. After a while, it can start to feel predictable. I’ve been thinking of ways to spice it up while keeping the original Chaser feeling intact. So, here are a few ideas that could add variety while still keeping the game mode's integrity intact:





1.Twin Chaser Mode [Optional Variant/Mode inside the Chaser game-mode]
Instead of one super strong Chaser, imagine two weaker Chasers working together.

To balance it: each Chaser will have reduced HP & damage compared to the normal "juggernaut" version, so it’s not impossible for survivors/runners. This way, runners/survivors would have to watch their positioning a lot more carefully, since they can’t just gang up on one target.

For Survivors/Runners:

-Teamwork and map awareness become way more important, because all it takes is one wrong turn and you’re running straight into the second Chaser.

-Survivors who normally just stall or jump around now have to play mind games: split the Chasers apart, bait them into a corner to send them flying off the map, or become distractions/bait themselves so the team doesn’t get cornered.

For the Twin Chasers:

-Chasing in pairs adds a new layer of coordination. One Chaser can chase after the runners while the other cuts off escape routes.

-With two chasers on the field, survivors lose their “safe zones,” making every corner feel dangerous and every decision feel heavier.







2.Dark Zone [A New Map For the Mode]

The Dark Zone takes the classic Chaser formula and twists it into a high-stakes survival horror. Here, vision and stamina become weapons AND liabilities.

For Runners:

-SP is Life: Runners are obligated to use their SP to stay alive. If they stand still too long or refuse to run, their health will gradually drain, revealing their location and/or leaving them vulnerable or even dropping dead if they ignore it.

-Proximity Reveal: Lingering too close to the Chaser for too long causes you to become visible for a short duration, making risky hiding spots near the Chaser a gamble.

-Limited Vision with Teammates: Teammates are only visible within a certain range, forcing runners to move smart and communicate instead of relying on constant visibility.

For the Chaser:

-SP Glow Tracking: Whenever survivors burn SP (running, dodging, wall-jumping), they give off a brief glow, giving the Chaser short bursts of information without permanent "wallhacks".

-Chaser’s Advantage: The Chaser thrives in the darkness. Survivors can’t camp or abuse proximity tricks. This makes every movement, every mistake, every desperate sprint a trail leading back to them.







3. Last Stand [A new feature for the Chaser game-mode]

When the round reaches its final runners, the stakes are at an all-time high, this is the moment where the hunted flip the script. Last Stand gives runners a late-game boost that makes the ending more dramatic and hype instead of an almost guaranteed mop up for the Chaser.

For Survivors:

-Health Boost: Extra HP to survive just a bit longer, giving them one more chance to make clutch plays.

-Damage Buff: Melee hits now sting, forcing the Chaser to respect and be cautious around every survivor that’s left standing.

-Super Knockback: Bats and other impact attacks send the Chaser flying even further.

For the Chaser (Minor Counterbalance):

-As survivors power up, the Chaser gains a slight speed increase or faster recovery time to stay in the chase. Survivors hit harder, but the Chaser can re-engage quicker.

-This ensures the endgame isn’t unfair. Survivors feel powerful, but the Chaser still has tools to finish the job if they stay sharp.

The Result:

Survivors don’t just feel like helpless prey at the end. They get a final surge of pride, resistance, and hype moments.

The Chaser, instead of an easy cleanup, now faces a true cinematic finale that’s way more satisfying for both sides.


Let me know what you think. I'm always open for constructive criticism.

kthxbye.