Meccha Chameleon vend 15 millions d'exemplaires et donne un aperçu d'une collaboration avec une star japonaise

The Japanese indie game Meccha Chameleon has sold over 15 million copies in less than a month since its release on Steam on June 10. Developed by a two-person team in just two months with no marketing, the multiplayer online game divides players into Hunters and Hiders, with Hiders needing to paint their characters' white bodies to camouflage in the environment while Hunters try to find them before time runs out. The game has become a huge success among streamers, with players inventing creative and artistic ways to camouflage themselves. A recent Steam community blog post from developer lemorion_1224 announced the sales milestone and teased a new collaboration with a famous Japanese star coming next week, with fans already creating theories about who it might be.