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The latest indie mega-sensation is Meccha Chameleon, an artsy hide-and-seek game, which has sold an astronomical amount in only two weeks

Meccha Chameleon, the indie hide‑and‑seek game, hits over 7 million sales in just two weeks, sparking viral creativity across Steam.

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The brief

Meccha Chameleon, an artsy hide‑and‑seek title on Steam, has sold more than 7 million units within its first two weeks, according to coverage from VGChartz and other outlets. Reports highlight the game’s viral appeal: players are recreating famous artworks like the Mona Lisa, and critics compare its mechanics to Prop Hunt while praising its indie charm.

The story is featured by Gamereactor UK, IGN, Kotaku, VGChartz and Eurogamer. Future coverage will likely track further sales milestones and any community‑driven content expansions, though specific plans have not yet been disclosed.

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Quick answers

What kind of game is Meccha Chameleon?

It is an indie hide‑and‑seek game described as artsy, similar to Prop Hunt, and available on Steam.

How many copies has the game sold?

The game has passed 7 million sales in its first two weeks, according to VGChartz and IGN.

What notable player activity has been reported?

Players are recreating the Mona Lisa within the game, as noted by IGN.

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Meccha Chameleon indie game hide-and-seek Steam 2026 gaming

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