According to Eurogamer, Meccha Chameleon, the indie hide-and-seek game, has sold 20 million copies in two months. The game's developer posted a sales milestone update, announcing that sales have surpassed this figure. Eurogamer reports that the game launched on Steam two months ago and has cemented itself as one of the year's biggest hits.
Eurogamer notes that the game's sales pace has slowed somewhat, having sold its first 15 million copies in only a month. However, an extra 5 million sales in one month is still a significant result. The game continues to receive regular updates, with the most recent having arrived yesterday, as reported by Eurogamer.
As stated by Eurogamer, Meccha Chameleon still pulls in a regular daily audience of around 22,000 players, according to SteamDB. The game has been one of the most played games in the US across Steam, PlayStation, and Xbox. Its success can be attributed to its simple hook, which has made it a hit with streamers and fans of social co-op games, as described by Eurogamer.
Eurogamer also reports that the game has experienced some issues, including a 24-hour period where user-made maps were found to contain malware, and the official Discord server was hacked. However, both issues have since been resolved, according to Eurogamer.
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