Steam market intelligence
The Moon Looks Beautiful Tonight: Definitive Edition
98% positive · 278 Steam reviews · released Mar 18, 2026 · by Cetacity
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 & writing98% positive · 96 mentions
“Genuinely the most beautiful game I've ever played. I don't often play games myself, but my friend recommended me to play this game because it was related to the moon (I take just a mild liking to things associated with the moon. Just…”
Recommended · Steam review · Mar 2026 · 2 h played · Report / request removalVisuals & audio100% positive · 68 mentions
“Good yuri VN! Though the game was not explicit, I was especially impressed how well written the depictions of physical touch were. Or maybe I am just gay and longing and yearning. 1. Its also really a visual novel - no choices, just…”
Recommended · Steam review · Apr 2026 · 2 h played · Report / request removalPrice & value100% positive · 12 mentions
“Quiet, gentle, haunting. Gorgeous presentation that's stylish without being overbearing. No line of dialogue is wasted. It felt like a gently pleasant, if unsettling, time up until the end hit me with a gut punch. Easily worth the few…”
Recommended · Steam review · May 2026 · 3 h played · Report / request removal201 recent English reviews stored · topics keyword-matched · topics under 12 mentions stay hidden · methodology
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Game DNA — store facts, community tag votes, labeled AI inference
How you play together
Single-player
Platform features
Full 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.