信标2010

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信标2010

Short description

Beacon 2010 is a short science fiction visual novel that, with the development of technology, humanity has embarked on an interstellar exploration. The story originates from a super jump project

Developer
心跳糖
Publisher
心跳糖
Release
Wed, Apr 16, 2025
Price
$2.99
Reviews
1
Positive
0%
Followers
9
Owners (estimated)
0 – 20K
Concurrent players
n/a
Genres
Adventure, Indie
Tags
–
Revenue (estimated, gross)~$135somewhere between $60 and $239 · roughly 20–80 copies

Review count and SteamSpy's owner range agree well enough to narrow the estimate down to this band. Multiplied by the $2.99 launch price — there is not enough price history for this game to weight the copies by what they actually sold for. Before Steam's cut, VAT and refunds. How these numbers are calculated.

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History

2 data points since Jul 31, 2026. Gaps mean nothing changed — the value carries forward.

Revenue (est.) ~$135 → ~$135
Reviews 1 → 1
Price $2.99 → $2.99
Positive reviews 0.0% → 0.0%

The revenue curve is an estimate, not a measurement. It is the only calculated series here: each interval takes the review growth of that period, multiplies it by the sales-per-review factor and by the price actually charged at the time, and adds the result to the running total. That is why it climbs more slowly through discount periods than the review curve next to it. The last point is the same figure quoted above — gross, before Steam's cut, VAT and refunds. How these numbers are calculated.

Lowest recorded price: $2.99 on Jul 31, 2026. That is the current price.

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