Indie Hide-and-Seek Game Becomes a Huge Hit on Steam - One Million Copies Sold in 4 Days
Translated with AI from the Russian original.
The concept of Meccha Chameleon attracted the attention of many players
On June 10, Meccha Chameleon was released on PC via Steam. The new game from lemorion_1224 started with a peak online player count of 15,000, but it gradually increased and recently surpassed 95,000 users.
In terms of gameplay, Meccha Chameleon is an online hide-and-seek game with the concept of “Color yourself to blend in with the environment.” Player avatars are white-bodied figures that need to be colored to blend in with the surroundings, like a chameleon:
The rules are simple: players are divided into seeker and hider teams and play “hide-and-seek.” The seeker team wins if its members find everyone within the allotted time.
lemorion_1224 announced four days after the release that sales of Meccha Chameleon had already exceeded one million copies (with a 20% release discount, the game costs 232 rubles).
The Meccha Chameleon page on Steam is available at the following link. Reviews for the game are “mostly positive,” with a 78% rating. Authors of negative reviews note technical issues — difficulties logging into the game and crashes.
Several patches have already been released for the game, improving optimization, fixing several bugs, and adding additional content.
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