Meccha Chameleon Sales Top 7 Million, Japan-Themed Map Coming
The indie title's rapid sales growth and high concurrent player count signal a breakout hit in the multiplayer hide-and-seek genre, with continued post-launch support planned.
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Developer LEMORION announced on June 22 that the hide-and-seek game Meccha Chameleon has sold over 7 million copies. A Japan-themed official map is scheduled for implementation soon. SteamDB data shows the game hit a peak of 340,000 concurrent players on Steam, where it holds a 'Very Positive' rating from over 17,000 user reviews.
Developer LEMORION posted on X that Meccha Chameleon's cumulative sales have passed 7 million units. The same post confirmed a Japan-themed official map will be added within the next day or two. According to SteamDB, the game's concurrent player count on Steam peaked at 340,000. The Steam store page shows over 17,000 user reviews at the time of writing, earning a 'Very Positive' rating.
Meccha Chameleon is a multiplayer hide-and-seek game where players paint their bodies to blend into backgrounds and objects. Since release, the game has received frequent updates including new maps and bug fixes. The most recent update, version 1.4.0, added a Candy Land-themed stage called 'Sugar Land' on June 17. LEMORION has stated they are not currently looking for a publisher and that streaming is permitted per Steam page guidelines.
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