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Kigetsu: Night of the Waning Moon Steam Release and Demo Announced

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Developers TOKIFUDE/AURORA and publisher Edia Co., Ltd. have announced that the time-loop horror visual novel Kigetsu: Night of the Waning Moon will be released on Steam with Japanese and English language options. The announcement was made on October 16th, confirming the port for the title originally launched on Nintendo Switch in Japan on January 29th, 2026. A demo version is currently available for players to experience.

The game follows a modern-reincarnated protagonist trapped in a remote Showa-era village, forced to relive a gruesome tragedy through repeated deaths. Players must navigate the suspenseful environment to uncover secrets and break the cycle. No specific release date has been set for the Steam launch, and there are no plans to add the English version to the original Nintendo Switch release.

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Original headline at Fuwanovel: “Time-loop horror visual novel Kigetsu: Night of the Waning Moon coming to Steam, demo now available”

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Developer
TOKIFUDE/AURORA
Publisher
Edia Co., Ltd.
Platforms
Steam, Nintendo Switch
Release Date (Switch JP)
January 29, 2026
Announcement Date
October 16
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