Meccha Chameleon, a hide-and-seek game where players paint their bodies using a color wheel to camouflage themselves against their surroundings, has sold 1 million copies in just four days. Developer lemorion_1224 confirmed the milestone in a Steam community post.
The game's core mechanic is straightforward: you start as a featureless white biped, but can customize your appearance by painting yourself to blend in with environmental colors in real time. According to its Steam description, the title supports public matches and live streaming, and includes guidelines encouraging streamers to include the game's name in their broadcast titles.
The swift success appears tied to momentum among content creators. The game's visual nature—colorful and unpredictable—proved especially appealing to YouTubers and streamers, who helped drive sales through their audiences. The developer capitalized on this by building native streaming support into the game from launch.
