
Alone With You is a bittersweet sci-fi adventure game that goes right for the heart. Escape a doomed space colony with the help of your troubled AI companion and four chatty holograms in this unique blend of adventure & visual novel storytelling.
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.29/day in the week to Sep 3 → 0/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About
You’re the last survivor of a doomed space colony, trying to escape a planet before it implodes around you. Equipped with a scanner, you’ll reveal clues, solve puzzles, and discover the fates of over two-dozen colonists and the secrets of their interwoven lives. By day you’ll explore this richly detailed world with the help of the colony’s troubled AI. And each night, you'll spend quality time with several holographic companions, forging lasting relationships while gaining further insight into the colony’s tragic downfall.
Over a dozen missions, multiple endings, varied conversation choices, and some surprising decisions provide a story you can sink your teeth into and experience multiple times
A love letter to the Sega CD — vibrant, colourful 16-bit visuals and detailed cut-scene vignettes paint a beautiful sci-fi universe
Completely original soundtrack with more than 30 foot-tapping, otherworldly tunes
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Sums Steam only; PlayStation, Epic publish no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $9.99 | 78reviews | 79% | — | $12.3K |
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Reviews
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Reviews
It's alright. It does feel a bit tedious at times, but some of the minor puzzles and mysteries in some areas is what kept me going. I do feel like the ending will either be a hit or miss depending on the person. Do note you are going to read a lot of long dialogue sequences, though I do think it's mostly written well and written in a way that's engaging.
Good setting and art style but I found the gameplay overall unengaging and the story uninteresting. Not for everyone, although I can totally see someone saying this is their favorite game. Check out some let's plays to see if this is a game for you, although it wasn't for me.
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Hours played at review time, across 43 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Played this to death on console and bought it here to have another way to play it eventually. A great and chill game, but in a melancholic and haunting way with great writing and characters that are not hyperbolized or made into caricatures. At times bleak but also incredibly poignant and affirming narratively - about finding love, empathy, and connection in ways you might not expect but are no less valid than the common bonds we have as humans. The sega-cd era aesthetic and amazing lo-fi synth soundtrack and ambience certainly help as well. Not an experience for everyone but will hit people who like this sort of thing where they want.
Ho comprato il gioco perché la pixel art e premessa generale erano proprio nelle mie corde, e sono davvero triste di dire che mi sento di aver sprecato tempo a giocarlo. I personaggi sono molto monodimensionali, la trama è eccessivamente semplice e il gioco a tratti sembra una visual novel i cui puzzle sono creati per farti perdere tempo e nient'altro. Non ha suscitato in me particolari emozioni, e finirlo è stato più un sollievo che altro. Sono molto spiaciuto della cosa, perchè avevo grandi aspettative e sono tipicamente un grande fan dei giochi indipendenti.
Sehr ergreifend. Ich hätte nicht erwartet, dass mich die Geschichte gar so berührt.
Great game and the music is awesome
If you hope for an experience that can move you and empowers you, look eleswhere. Better try [u]The Altars[/u] also here on Steam: it's in first person with side-scrolling scene during the moments we bond with the relatively virutal crew. This, however... Personaly I didn't find this experience relatable or interesting, and I don't understand the hype and the qualification for the awards - it only qualified, didn't win, tho. The experience was very lackluster, shallow and boring. The settings are a classic of science fiction: abandonned facilities on another planet, we have to make do with the feltovers resources and AI of hte dead crew. I though it would be something like the game [u]The Turing Test[/u], (also here on Steam), where the AI is an important character and actually tht main protagonist, But no, this is mostly all about being forced to please the virutal copies of four very mainstraim, predictable, and relatively, either morally immature or shallow human beings, from varied ethnies - and each wasn't designed to have look pleasing for most people. But the fact that they are virutal copies isn't exploited at all, the AI isn't an interesting character and actually thinks like a human being (not in the good sense, more in the sense of... being gratuitously both casual and bossy...it just doesn't speak like an AI from a space station usually does in scifi games, movies, or books - I don't know how to explain) Everything feels slow, dead, depressing and scripted: even the conversation with the holograms. Most of the game is a point and click, but you don't have much agency about anything, most things you can do is pass arbitrary political moral judgments expressed through positive,negative or non commital answer each time. The only thing you get to decide about your live come late, at first everything is superficial choices and obyeing direct orders from the AI that barely explain itself. You can also decide how much of your like you will risk to find out what's wrong with the planet... but, even through this seems interesting, the experience of going through it is long winded and bland. The relationship with the hologram we chose is forced on us and the atmosphere is depressing after long exposure unless youa re really, really into being lost on a nighmarish but also boring planet with mainstring minded pixelated chad looking snowflaxes that monologues and barely have any dynamic conversation, just expositing events from before their death in a forced flirty way, because. the main appeal this game seems to try to offer is all about reading mainstream human feelings and unasked for flirting to survive. Is that what the devs call romance? If they had done a visual novel and spared us the walking simulator moments and the depressiong atmosphere, it might have been less long-winded and empty feeling.
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I liked the story of the game however the daily activities felt pretty repetitive. You had to go to the same 4 places constantly to find what you needed to progress the story. The story definitely kept me interested though as I wanted to know more about what happened to everyone else since I was the only human left.
Entretenido, los puzzles no son dificiles y la historia es interesante
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