'Metcha Chameleon', a game that sparked a DIY hide-and-seek craze and inspired numerous copycats, has surpassed 20 million units sold in just two months since its release. This level of sales volume and velocity is unprecedented for an indie title.

The developer of Metcha Chameleon, lemorion_1224, announced the 20-million milestone via X (formerly Twitter) on the 12th. Since launching on Steam on June 10th, the game hit 1 million copies in just four days and 3 million within a week. The momentum continued as it surpassed 5 million in 10 days and 10 million in 16 days. By July 6th, the title had reached 15 million units, and now, about a month later, it has crossed the 20-million threshold.

The Metcha Chameleon development team has maintained active updates and communication since launch. On the 5th, they held a new pose contest and added the winning entries to the game. On the 1st, they introduced a map in collaboration with the hit indie game 'Exit 8', and they continue to fuel the game's popularity by consistently adding new maps, characters, and features.

Metcha Chameleon is available on Steam, priced at 6,550 KRW.