Overview
- The developer announced Wednesday that Meccha Chameleon has surpassed 20 million copies sold since its June launch.
- Sales moved fastest in the first month with roughly 15 million copies sold, then added about 5 million more over the following month to reach the current total.
- The game plays as a prop-hunt style hide-and-seek where players paint their characters to blend into stages, a simple mechanic that helped it become highly shareable on streams and social clips.
- Third-party tracking via SteamDB shows daily active players have fallen from June peaks but remain roughly 22,000, and the team released updates as recently as the day before the sales post.
- A short security episode in July involved malware in some user-made Workshop maps and a temporary takeover of the official Discord; both issues were fixed and highlight risks tied to rapid growth and user-generated content.