Meccha Chameleon – the viral hide-and-seek sport that offered 10 million copies in simply 16 days – has smashed one other milestone, topping a staggering 15 million gross sales in lower than a month.
Marking the achievement on the Steam retailer web page, the indie developer mentioned „thanks 1,000,000“ to its followers, promising „a brand new collaboration with a well-known Japanese star“ was coming „subsequent week“.
It is vital to notice that not solely has the £5.29 sport already offered thousands and thousands of copies, nevertheless it’s extremely common, too, with over 85 per cent of its 45,300+ Steam reviewers leaving a thumbs-up.
Meccha Chameleon is the most recent in a string of pleasant social co-op video games, following within the footsteps of the likes of REPO, Deadly Firm, and Amongst Us. Like these video games earlier than it, Meccha Chameleon is being offered for a comparatively low worth in comparison with most of the triple-A choices. It is at the moment out there for £5.29, a fraction of the price of the 007 First Mild for instance, which retails for £59.99.
In recognition of the seven million copies offered, the developer behind Meccha Chameleon added a Japan-themed map.
