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Steam News13 June 202618d ago

Version 1.3 | Controller Support, Settings Menu, Steam Deck Compatability

It's been a while. There Was the Moon came out in 2020, and I've left it largely untouched since. But I've been listening to what players have said, and that turned into an update. It's now live. What's in 1.

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What changed

0 fixes0 additions4 changes0 removals
  • Compatibility
  • UI and audio
  • Gameplay
  • Balance
changedWhat's in 1.3The headline addition is full controller support, including Steam Deck compatibility — part of an ongoing effort toward Steam Deck certification.
changedWhat's in 1.3A settings menu with look sensitivity controls
changedWhat's in 1.3Nothing about the game's heart has changed. Just a cleaner, more comfortable way to move through it.
changedThe price is changing — permanentlyA recurring theme in reviews has been that $9.99 felt a little high for the length of the experience. That feedback is fair. There Was the Moon is now $4.99 permanently.

It's been a while.

There Was the Moon came out in 2020, and I've left it largely untouched since. But I've been listening to what players have said, and that turned into an update. It's now live.

What's in 1.3

The headline addition is full controller support, including Steam Deck compatibility — part of an ongoing effort toward Steam Deck certification.

Beyond that, a few things that have been on my list:

  • The ability to run (hold shift, or left trigger on your controller)

  • A settings menu with look sensitivity controls

  • Various bug fixes

Nothing about the game's heart has changed. Just a cleaner, more comfortable way to move through it.

The price is changing — permanently

A recurring theme in reviews has been that $9.99 felt a little high for the length of the experience. That feedback is fair. There Was the Moon is now $4.99 permanently.

A thank you

If you've already played — thank you. Whether you left a review, told a friend, or just quietly wandered through — it means something that you spent time with something I made. I hope the update makes a revisit worth your while. — Ben

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Steam News / 13 June 2026

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