Notanote on Steam

Notanote sales estimate

Notanote is a casual game by zzzProject, released on Steam on February 13, 2024 as a free game. It has 967 Steam reviews (Very Positive, 88% positive). Markan estimates it has between 19k and 53k players on Steam.

Estimated lifetime sales and revenue

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Players 19,340 36,746 53,185

Steam doesn't publish sales. These estimates multiply the number of reviews by a factor that depends on the release year (the Boxleiter method). Net revenue is what's left of list price × sales after refunds, regional pricing, discounts, sales tax and Steam's 30% cut, before any publisher's share. Treat them as a ballpark for comparing games, not as reported figures.

Steam facts

DeveloperzzzProject
PublisherzzzProject
Release dateFebruary 13, 2024
PriceFree
Reviews 967 · Very Positive · 88% positive
GenresCasual, Indie
PlatformsWindows
Links Steam store page · Website

2DAnimeAtmosphericCartoonCasualColorfulCuteDifficultFemale ProtagonistFree to PlayFunnyIndieMinimalistMusicRelaxingRhythmSingleplayerStylizedTutorial

Feel the rhythm of the music in the story, and witness their stories in the game!From the Steam store page

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