Thanks for sharing that sh0v0r.

You didn't ask but here's my advice as a 'guy on the internet' i.e. worth what you paid for it..

- You need a demo, urgently.

- Steam Sales will be your mainstay - with some indies reporting about a 900% difference in volume at sales time. http://twotribes.com/message/rush-sales-statistics/

- Your price point in a sale at around $4 would, in my opinion, make you more money than any normal $20 price point.

- Ongoing adding of game content, even if not really significant, helps ongoing sales. It gives a good impression that things are rolling on and the title is still active.

- Presentation-wise the game is great, and the only thing I'd change would be probably the main title/logo - getting a one-off art contract for that would pay for itself.

I enjoy playing the game, and I hope it does well!

Edit: In my experience deals with Valve prohibit the sharing of sales numbers, but I guess you might have this waived? If not sure then changing it to a percentage might be legally safer. Just trying to help..

I would try to get more colour into it. Use a moon image that
is in colour, even if you have to just tint it by hand to match
a photo if there are copyright issues. Same goes for the text -
see if you can't get the shading to go to a different hue as well
as the different brightness, maybe a bit bluer. Eye candy is
gold in advertising. Look at the rinkytink pc games from the
80s that looked like hell on screen, but sold because of fantastic
box art.