Meccha Chameleon reaches a million sold, as hide-and-seek continues to sell

Indie game Meccha Chameleon has sold over one million copies on Steam, according to developer Lemorion_1224. The hide-and-seek style party game, which involves players painting themselves to blend into environments, has achieved a peak of 95,482 concurrent players on Steam and over 100,000 viewers on Twitch at launch. The developer is planning post-launch updates and new maps.

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Meccha Chameleon Sells Over 7 Million Copies

The indie hide-and-seek game Meccha Chameleon has achieved remarkable success. It sold over seven million copies worldwide in its first two weeks. Players are celebrating by recreating famous artworks within the game.

GAME Meccha Chameleon
PLATFORM PC
COMPANY Lemorion 1224

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Multiplayer friendslop hide-and-seek game Meccha Chameleon hits 15 million in salesThe multiplayer hide-and-seek game Meccha Chameleon has achieved 15 million sales, as announced by its solo developer lemorion_1224. The game, which features a simple disguise mechanic and a low price point, is noted for its success without relying on microtransactions. A collaboration with a Japanese star is also teased for release this week. Massively Overpovered · 6 days ago
Meccha Chameleon Hits an Astonishing 15 Million Sales, Teases Collaboration With Famous Japanese Star — and Fans Have Theories for Who It Might BeThe indie multiplayer game Meccha Chameleon has achieved over 15 million sales on Steam less than a month after its launch. The developers have announced an upcoming collaboration with a famous Japanese star, sparking fan speculation about the identity of the collaborator. IGN · 8 days ago
Meccha Chameleon sells 15,000,000 copies to become game equivalent of ObsessionThe hide-and-seek indie game Meccha Chameleon has achieved over 15 million copies sold worldwide since its launch on Steam on June 10. Developed by two Japanese indie developers in under two months, the game's success is attributed to its low price point, viral popularity on platforms like TikTok, and its classification as a 'friendslop' title. Despite its modest revenue, Meccha Chameleon has become the best-selling game of 2026 so far across Steam, PlayStation, and Xbox. Metro UK · 8 days ago

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