Meccha Chameleon Hits One Million Sales Milestone on Steam

Another multiplayer indie title has surged to the top of the Steam charts, as Meccha Chameleon officially hits the one-million-seller milestone. Developer Lemorion 1224’s latest project has enjoyed a massive response since its launch on Wednesday, June 10, quickly finding its way into the number two spot on Valve’s global top sellers list—sitting just behind Counter-Strike 2 and currently outperforming major titles like Forza Horizon 6 and Destiny 2.

The game’s premise is a simple, creative twist on the classic Garry’s Mod Prop Hunt format. Players are split into two teams: hiders and seekers. While seekers attempt to track down the opposition before the clock hits zero, hiders start as plain, white clay-like dolls. To survive, they must use an integrated, MS Paint-style toolkit to paint their character’s body, attempting to mimic the environment and stay hidden in plain sight.

A Viral Hit on Twitch and Steam

The game’s accessibility is clearly driving its momentum. Beyond its budget-friendly price point, Meccha Chameleon has proven to be a highly watchable spectator sport. On its launch day, the game reached a peak viewership of 127,656 on Twitch, with several prominent streamers broadcasting their chaotic matches to large audiences.

This visibility has translated directly into player engagement. The game has already recorded a concurrent player count high of 61,078, a number that has been increasing daily. The title joins a growing list of successful, social-focused multiplayer games in 2026, following the million-seller success of Far Far WestSuper Battle Golfand Gamble With Your Friends.

Pricing and Updates

For those looking to jump in, Meccha Chameleon is currently available on Steam for $5.99 / £5.29. However, players can take advantage of a 20% launch discount until Tuesday, June 16, which drops the price to $4.79 / £4.23. The developer is already supporting the title with consistent updates, the most recent of which added the ability to invite friends to games directly, addressing a popular request from the community.

Whether you have a group of friends to play with or choose to join public servers, the game offers a low-cost, high-chaos experience that has clearly struck a chord with the PC gaming community this year.