Hide-and-seek gem Metcha Chameleon pushed its 1.4.0 update on the 18th.

Metcha Chameleon is a rather unique affair where you physically draw onto your character to blend into the environment. It seems the word is out; after shifting 1 million copies on the 14th, it sprinted to 2 million by the 15th and hit 3 million on the 17th. It has somehow managed to shove aside heavy hitters like EA FC 26, the ongoing 10th-anniversary sale of Dead by Daylight, and the much-hyped Forza Horizon 6, firmly gripping the number one spot on the Steam Global Top Sellers chart.

This update gives the gameplay and search functions a much-needed polish. We have a new official map, Sugarland, and the existing Penguin Hotel map has been given a rather generous expansion. The lobby search UI has also been overhauled, allowing you to see at a glance whether a room is in a match or waiting for players. Finding a spot to jump into a game is now significantly less of a headache.

Naturally, the patch also includes the usual round of bug fixes and optimisations. The authentication hiccup during login has been squashed, and we have addressed the annoying issue where 'Paint Mode' would refuse to close if you were spotted. Overall file size has been trimmed, and the voice chat icon has received a visual tweak. Furthermore, your server region will now automatically map to your language settings, sparing you the manual labour of choosing it yourself.