It's Fine publisher reports more than 10,000 first-day sales

The small PC game's publisher reports a five-figure debut after its September 23 Steam launch.

Buma Games' It's Fine sold more than 10,000 copies on its first day , according to a September 26 statement from co-publisher SpaceJazz Games. The PC incremental game launched on Steam September 23 . That sales figure is the publisher's account of its debut, not an independently audited total or a count of current

players. The premise gives the numbers a pointed joke: you have one in-game day to finish a game under Joe, a dog who acts as the studio's project manager . The official Steam listing describes coding, upgrades and layered prestige systems, with secrets and alternate endings. It credits Buma Games as developer and Buma

Games and SpaceJazz as publishers. GameWith's Japanese game listing independently records the September 23 PC release and the click-and-idle production theme. SpaceJazz says the full release expands the earlier demo with additional rooms, a new prestige layer, achievements and more endings. Players weighing it up can

use the live Steam page for current platform support, language options, price and reviews; those storefront details can vary by region and change after publication. The publisher says it supports the Asian launch through localization, marketing and creator outreach, while the Steam listing is the direct destination for

the available PC release. For other games from small teams, browse Mythscribe's games Journal. Headline image: official It's Fine gameplay screenshot, courtesy of Buma Games and SpaceJazz Games.

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