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Steam announcementView the game on SifterAugust 14, 2026

Blood Moon Duel Is Now Available on Steam!

Hello, everyone!

I’m very happy to finally say that Blood Moon Duel is officially available now on Steam!

After weeks of development, testing, balancing, and polishing, the game has reached its full release.

This is also a very personal milestone for me, as Blood Moon Duel is the first game I have brought all the way to a commercial Steam release.

I want to thank everyone who has followed the development, wishlisted the game, shared feedback, offered suggestions, tested different builds, or simply stopped by to see what I was working on.

Seeing people gradually discover the project and show genuine interest in it has been incredibly encouraging, especially for a first release.

20% Launch Discount

To celebrate the release, Blood Moon Duel is launching with a 20% discount throughout its launch period.

If you have been following the game and waiting for release, this is the best time to jump in.

What Comes Next?

With Blood Moon Duel now publicly released, I’ll continue revisiting the game as more players get their hands on it.

My immediate priority is making sure the experience remains smooth, stable, and enjoyable. I’ll continue addressing any issues that may appear and making improvements where they are needed.

Blood Moon Duel also isn’t the only project currently in development.

For the past couple of months, I’ve been working on another title alongside some extremely talented artists. It is a very different project with its own gameplay, characters, visual identity, and direction, and I’m extremely excited about how it is coming together.

I’m not quite ready to reveal it yet, but more information about the next project will come a little further down the road.

For now, I hope you enjoy Blood Moon Duel.

Thank you again to everyone who has supported the project and helped me reach my first Steam release.

See you in the duel.

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