The viral multiplayer hit MECCHA CHAMELEON has officially crossed the 7 million sales milestone on Steam just 12 days after its June 10 release. To celebrate the explosive launch, developer LEMORION announced that a brand-new, Japan-themed official map is dropping as early as today.

MECCHA CHAMELEON reinvents traditional hide-and-seek by letting players paint their tiny avatars to blend directly into surrounding environments, playing tricks on the eyes of a giant seeker. Designed for larger groups (the game supports 24 players, but the developers recommend around 10-12), the indie title offers a standard mode alongside variants like infection-style tag and double mode where everyone hides before simultaneously hunting each other.

Alongside the sales milestone, the game rolled out its 1.6.0 patch today. The latest update fixes lingering cloud save errors and introduces a highly requested gameplay feature: the ability for hiding players to customize their character size, adding a whole new layer of strategy to the camouflage mechanics.