First off, I get that you aren't happy with the quality of your first game anymore and asked Valve to disable purchasing. You're not the first developer doing this and it's absolutely reasonable. When a game gets purchase disabled at Steam's storefront, one can't purchase it anymore. It doesn't show up in the search anymore either, but one can still access the store page (either by external links or by manually adding the app ID). People could still wishlist, follow or ignore the game. They can still see...

especially for that price.

This thing is now back in my account somehow: Aug 4 - Activated as part of: Rhythm Knights

To those who were solely focused on obtaining keys for their collections, I must express my disappointment. It saddens me to see individuals exploiting a small-time struggling indie developer like myself for personal gain, even if it is just to increase the value of their accounts by a few cents. This behavior goes against the principles of our community, and I have no desire to include such individuals within it. why do you think we buy trash games then? we are s...

The reason I don't make this a review on the steam page is because I believe that this game should be bought to support the indie dev behind the game. This will be my review that isn't a review. This game has a lot of obvious love put behind it and all the ideas look great, for me it never ran well though. All the notes were a bit too mixed up compared to the song and it made things more difficult to play, what also made this game harder to play was the constant shaking screen and the fact that some of the...