New Friendslop Game "Meccha Chameleon" Earns 5 Million Sales in 10 Days
June 20, 2026 - 18:33
A new multiplayer hide-and-seek game called Meccha Chameleon has taken the gaming world by storm. The title, which launched on June 9, has already sold over 5 million copies in its first ten days on the market. The developer shared the milestone in a Steam community update on June 19.
Meccha Chameleon falls into the "friendslop" genre, a chaotic style of multiplayer game where players compete in messy, often silly scenarios. In this game, players hide by painting their characters to match the textures of walls, floors, and other surfaces. The goal is to blend in perfectly while other players try to spot you. The simple but addictive concept has clearly resonated with a wide audience.
The rapid sales success suggests strong word-of-mouth and a hungry audience for lighthearted, social party games. With no signs of slowing down, Meccha Chameleon looks set to become one of the biggest indie hits of the year.
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