Look, let's be honest: after hitting a million copies on the 14th, Metcha Chameleon has smashed through the 2 million mark in just another 24 hours.

Developer lemorion_1224 took to the official Steam page and X on the 15th to drop the news. Adding another million in a single day is, frankly, a staggering feat. The dev expressed their gratitude and promised that a brand-new map is coming later this week.

The game’s explosive popularity is a mix of its own charm and the viral nature of internet streaming. Since announcing the first million, it has stubbornly held onto the top spot for best-selling game globally, while Twitch viewership peaked at 150,000. As you might expect, the concurrent players count also surged to 132,154.

Metcha Chameleon adds a cheeky artistic twist to the hide-and-seek formula. You can physically paint your character to blend into the environment, which leads to all sorts of hilarious scenarios depending on your artistic skills—or lack thereof. Steam reviews currently sit at 'Mostly Positive' (5,001 entries, 79% positive), but I suspect it won't take long for it to climb into 'Very Positive' territory.

Elsewhere on the charts, Stellaris climbed to 2nd place following the release of its new expansion, 'Nomads'. Meanwhile, Resident Evil RE: 4 clawed its way back into 9th place thanks to a massive discount, and 007 First Light rounded out the top 10.

In the Concurrent Players rankings, Don't Starve Together saw a cheeky little bump to 103,072 players, rising to 17th even after the weekend—likely thanks to the 90% discount. Path of Exile 2 held onto 5th place, though it shed about 40,000 players since yesterday, dropping to roughly half of the numbers seen during the league launch.