Japanese Indie Game Meccha Chameleon Sells 10 Million Copies in 16 Days, Built by Two Developers in Two Months With No Marketing
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Verity Townsend
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Meccha Chameleon, a Japanese indie game developed by just two people in two months, has become a massive hit on Steam, selling over 10 million copies in 16 days with zero marketing spend. The game is a fresh twist on hide and seek where players disguise themselves by spray-painting their bodies to match surroundings. One developer shared behind-the-scenes details on X about the game's surprising viral success and rapid development cycle.
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Meccha Chameleon is a fresh twist on hide and seek.
One of the developers has spilled some surprising behind-the-scenes details on the making of this breakthrough indie hit.
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