Meccha Chameleon hits 2 million Steam sales in five days

Meccha Chameleon has sold more than two million copies on Steam just five days after release, and indie developer and publisher lemorion_1224 is celebrating the milestone. The game sits with "Very Positive" reviews and has been dubbed a new "friendslop" hit by players.

The premise is simple: you place a little guy, paint over him to match his surroundings, then wait and hope your friends don’t notice the person-shaped brick wall. Fans have been drawing comparisons to Garry’s Mod’s Prop Hunt, with one player summing it up as, "Like Prop Hunt, but chameleons."

Thousands of players have shared funny clips of the hide-and-seek chaos online. Many describe Meccha Chameleon as "a unique and refreshing take on the hide-and-seek genre," praising the creative possibilities and the co-op element that helps it stand out among other viral, silly games.

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