Meccha Chameleon’s Sales Count Climbs Past 20 Million
The hide-and-seek indie game added five million sales after reaching 15 million in July and now has more than 40,000 Very Positive English Steam reviews.
Meccha Chameleon has sold more than 20 million units, giving LEMORION another huge sales milestone to celebrate. The developer shared the news in a brief Steam announcement focused on thanking its players. The milestone arrived a little more than two months after launch.
“Over 20 million units sold! Thank you for your support!” LEMORION wrote. There was no extra announcement attached to the message, but the number alone is plenty to celebrate.
The latest total follows the game’s 15 million-sales milestone from July, which was covered in Meccha Chameleon’s earlier sales update. That means the game has added another five million units since then.
The game’s Steam listing now shows more than 40,000 English reviews marked Very Positive, while a dedicated modding community has added thousands of maps for players to explore. Meccha Chameleon remains available only on PC through Steam, with no news of a console or Mac release.
For a title that keeps turning sales milestones into regular news, 20 million is an enormous number. LEMORION’s short message suggests the team wanted to share the moment with the community that helped Meccha Chameleon reach it.
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Meccha Chameleon
Developed by LEMORION
