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Meccha Chameleon, a low-priced Steam multiplayer hit, has spilled from the screen into real life as fans place painted 3D-printed chameleon figures in public spaces and imitate in-game disguises, sharing increasingly elaborate videos of camouflaged hideouts worldwide.
Meccha Chameleon, the indie social-hiding game from Lemorion, has sold over 7 million copies in under two weeks, driven by word-of-mouth and influencer support; priced at £5.29, it underscores the appeal of affordable, bite-sized social titles, with a Japan-themed map teased for release imminently.
Meccha Chameleon, a Prop Hunt–style multiplayer game on Steam by lemorion_1224, has become a breakout hit thanks to players camouflaging their bright avatars to blend into environments; a quirky meta involves attaching avatars to horse statues to resemble a silhouette, fueling viral buzz. The game has peaked at around 244k concurrent players on SteamDB and remains busy around 144k, and it costs about $6 at launch.