Meccha Chameleon Surpasses 15 Million Sales, Teases Collaboration With

Skyrocketing Japanese indie hit Meccha Chameleon just surpassed 15 million sales, despite launching on Steam less than a month ago.

Developed by a team of two in just two months, Meccha Chameleon is an online multiplayer game where players are divided into Seekers and Hiders. Hiders must paint their character’s body to match the surroundings, while Seekers hunt them down. The game, popular with streamers, has sparked creative painting techniques.

Recently hitting the 15 million milestone, Meccha Chameleon announced a collaboration with a famous Japanese star. Speculations on the star's identity include beatboxer Hikakin and painter Harumichi Shibasaki. Players eagerly await the reveal next week as the game continues to receive rapid updates and patches.

As the game gains popularity, players are even trying to replicate it in real life. Tips and Tricks for Meccha Chameleon are available to help players blend in and navigate the maps, along with a guide on playing with friends.