Metcha Chameleon, the hide-and-seek title that has surpassed 7 million copies sold, has received an update featuring fresh poses and a new character.

The 1.9.0 update, which landed on the 25th, significantly expands the available repertoire. Previously, the game supported 8 poses including the default, but this update brings the total to 19. The new additions include hands on hips, a single-arm lift, a meditative seated position, a side-crouch, the bridge, a front-to-back split, a forward lean, and a wobbly standing stance.

Additionally, a new character named 'Cube' has been added. Unlike the round characters players are used to, 'Cube' has a square-edged body. This is expected to be quite useful when hiding in environments filled with angular objects.

Beyond this, various quality-of-life and balance updates have been applied. The hunter's firing delay has been increased from 1.5 seconds to 2 seconds, making it harder to clear by spamming shots. Issues where the hiding player's position was misaligned and certain animations would freeze mid-way have been resolved. Furthermore, players can now select their characters individually before the game starts, and the map can also be previewed before the match begins.

To top it all off, developer lemorion1224 has teased that "a massive new element is arriving around Friday."