The fact library
Meccha Chameleon Wiki: the Facts
Every verified fact about MECCHA CHAMELEON in one index, each linking to the page that explains it properly. If you came from a search that just wants a number — the table below probably settles it in ten seconds, with the receipts — source, date, and the page that explains the nuance — sitting exactly one click away.
The Fact Index
| Fact | Value | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Official title | MECCHA CHAMELEON | Page |
| Developer / Publisher | lemorion_1224 | Page |
| Release date | Jun 9, 2026 (Steam) | Page |
| Price (US) | $5.99 USD | Page |
| Free version | None exists | Page |
| Platforms | Windows PC via Steam | Page |
| Cloud streaming | GeForce NOW (official, 2026-06-26) | Page |
| Sales milestone | 10 million (dev announcement, 2026-06-25) | Page |
| Players per lobby | 2–10 recommended | Page |
| Minimum specs | Win10 64-bit · i5 · DX11/12 | Page |
| Languages | 12 languages | Page |
| Steam features | PvP · Workshop · Cloud · Family Sharing | Page |
All values verified 2026-07-03 against the official Steam listing.
How This Wiki Verifies Things
Three rules produce every page here. Named sources only: facts trace to the official Steam store page, the developer's announcements, or clearly-labeled independent trackers — never to "other wikis say". Dated claims: every fact page carries a visible Last checked stamp, so you can judge freshness yourself instead of trusting vibes. And honest gaps: when the official record is silent (storage size, recommended specs, exact key bindings), we say so and show you how to check yourself, rather than inventing numbers the way content-farm wikis do. The approach costs us some confident-sounding sentences and wins something better — being the page you can actually cite.
The source hierarchy is explicit, because "official sources" hides real distinctions. Tier one is the Steam store page and the developer's own posts — product facts live or die there. Tier two is Steam's platform data surfaced by independent trackers like SteamDB: excellent for population statistics, never used here for product claims. Tier three is everything else — videos, forums, other wikis — which we treat as leads to verify, not sources to cite. When you see a fact on this site, you can assume tier one unless the page says otherwise; when a fact can't reach tier one, the page tells you that too, which is how the honest gaps in the index above earn their keep.
It has already paid off concretely: our player count page documents how the widely-copied "supports 2–10, max 10" claim misreads the developer's actual wording — the kind of nuance you only catch by reading sources instead of other wikis.
What's Coming to This Hub
The fact index grows in layers. Next up: a release and update timeline (dates of significant patches, with what changed), developer background collected from public statements, and stage documentation as our maps hub verifies each official stage in-game. Each arrives with the same sourcing standard as the table above, and pages you visit today will link to them as they land — this hub is deliberately built to be the site's slowest-changing, most-cited page. If you bookmark one page on this wiki, bookmark this one — everything else is one hop away, and the hop is always labeled with what you'll find on the other side. That's the whole design: a fact library where the index is honest about its own coverage, and where every number you quote to a friend comes pre-armed with its receipt.
FAQ
The Standard
- Named sources only
- Visible verification dates
- Honest gaps, never invented numbers
- Corrections documented, not silent
Last checked: 2026-07-03