The co-op party game Meccha Chameleon continues to gain momentum on Steam. Developed by solo creator lemorion_1224 and released on June 9, the title has now surpassed 2 million copies sold.
Players are divided into two teams. Hiders paint their white character models to blend into the environment, while Seekers try to spot them before time runs out. Its simple premise and the hilarious moments created by failed camouflage attempts have helped the game spread rapidly among players.
The developer previously announced that Meccha Chameleon had reached 1 million sales just five days after launch. Since then, its momentum has only grown, with total sales now exceeding 2 million copies.
The game's affordable price, low system requirements, and easy-to-understand gameplay have also contributed to its success. As of mid-June, Meccha Chameleon maintains a "Very Positive" rating on Steam based on thousands of user reviews.
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