Metcha Chameleon, the hide-and-seek sensation that has taken the world by storm with over 15 million units sold, has just received a fresh Egypt map.

Added on the 12th, this Egypt map invites you into the depths of a pharaonic tomb. With sand, bricks, ancient statues, hieroglyphs, and thick cobwebs, the environment is perfectly suited for blending into the shadows.

Alongside this, the update introduces a toggle feature for random map selection, allowing you to curate your preferred map pool rather than leaving it entirely to chance. The official 'Penguin Hotel' map has also received a touch of randomness, topped off with the usual round of bug fixes.

Metcha Chameleon became an instant hit upon release, shifting over 15 million units on Steam in less than a month. Such massive popularity, however, has inevitably invited a wave of copycats attempting to mimic its distinctive concept and design.