Nintendo has announced that Meccha Chameleon, a hide-and-seek style multiplayer game, will be released on the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. The news was revealed during Nintendo's second Direct presentation this week. An exact launch date and pricing for the Switch 2 version have not yet been disclosed. Meccha Chameleon has achieved significant success since its release, selling 10 million copies on Steam in approximately two weeks. The game is noted for fostering player creativity and has been described as a standout title of 2026, contrasting with what the source calls "AI-generated slop." It is unclear at this time if the Switch 2 port will feature the same lobby size of up to 24 players as its PC counterpart or if it will support the extensive modding capabilities that contribute to its appeal. A key feature of Meccha Chameleon is its large library of player-created maps, which can be downloaded and played within the game. These custom maps reportedly range from recreations of other game environments to bustling libraries and intricate mazes. The announcement of Meccha Chameleon's arrival on Switch 2 was part of a broader Nintendo Direct presentation, which also detailed other upcoming titles for the console.