Steam market intelligence
Light of Alariya
71% positive · 327 Steam reviews · released Mar 1, 2023 · by SMU Guildhall
What it likely sold — estimate, stated as a range on purpose
No estimate for this title — free-to-play games have no unit-sales model here. That's the honest answer, not a gap.
Player voice — measured shares of Steam thumbs, never a model
Story & writing73% positive · 56 mentions
“The story seemed okay and the puzzles were decent, but if I fall through the bottom of the game three times in under 30 minutes and my character can't jump straight or grab a ledge to save her life... I just can't play the game.”Not recommended · Steam review · Apr 2025 · 1 h played
Performance & stability67% positive · 48 mentions
“SMU must be one hell of a good college because most of their projects are great. This one was phenomenal. I did 100% in one sitting and I loved every moment of it. I only dropped down from the terrain in the tomb area of the last continent…”Recommended · Steam review · Oct 2025 · 1 h played
Gameplay & mechanics72% positive · 43 mentions
“For a student made game, the game plays well. Some minor issues present were being immovable while summoning a boat, boat physics, and sluggish movement, but past that, the game is good. I wish there was more incentive to explore the…”Recommended · Steam review · Jul 2025 · 0 h played
Visuals & audio64% positive · 42 mentions
Controls & UI58% positive · 40 mentions
“The boat controls like the horses in Skyrim and can go straight up the side of a sand dune. I also got stuck in the floor multiple times. 10/10.”Recommended · Steam review · Jan 2026 · 1 h played
Content & longevity67% positive · 15 mentions
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Game DNA — store facts, community tag votes, labeled AI inference
How you play together
Single-player
Platform features
AchievementsFull controller support
Business model
Free to play
Sources: Valve store fields · community tag votes · AI-inferred values are marked and drawn from a fixed vocabulary.