The recent runaway success 'Metcha Chameleon' has just received an official new map, 'Greece'.

Added on the 20th, this new map draws inspiration from the iconic Greek destination, Santorini. The signature white-and-blue aesthetic is striking, complete with tables, chairs, and sunbeds that really nail that holiday resort vibe. You will even find a well in the centre, cluttered with bushes and various bits of junk.

Launched back in June, Metcha Chameleon is a hide-and-seek game where you paint yourself to blend into the scenery. This quirky mechanic has birthed plenty of hilarious moments, helping the title go viral. In less than a month since its debut, the game has already shifted an impressive 15 million units.

Despite being the work of just two developers, the team has been relentless with post-launch support. Following the arrival of the Egypt map on the 12th and the Death Burger map on the 17th, the developer even rolled out a glow-in-the-dark paint feature on the 19th.