An indie game has recently taken the gaming market by storm. It is 'Metcha Chameleon', which has surpassed 10 million copies sold in just about two weeks since its release.

Metcha Chameleon is a hide-and-seek game. Much like a chameleon famous for its perfect camouflage, the game features rules where you hide by painting or drawing on your pristine white character to match the surrounding environment. Those hiding can feel the satisfaction of avoiding the seeker's eyes with their artistic skills, while the seeker can enjoy the sense of accomplishment that comes with finding hidden players with an eagle eye.

Based on these features, the game gained popularity immediately after its release through internet broadcasts and social media. Metcha Chameleon was released on Steam on June 10, surpassed 1 million copies sold on the 14th, reached 2 million on the 15th, and hit 3 million on the 17th. The momentum continued, surpassing 5 million on the 20th and reaching the 10 million mark on June 26, about two weeks after its release.

In line with its rising popularity, the development team is working diligently on updates. On the 25th, new characters, body shape variations, and new poses were added, along with quality-of-life improvements and balance adjustments. Prior to this, they had already introduced new maps such as Osaka, new emotes, a reporting system, and continued bug fixes.