Spaceman Moonbase✓

Spaceman Moonbase has one tracked release: Block Tales [DEMO 5], a labeled demo still pulling 48,650 CCU. That's the entire output pattern — one title, one build cycle, no portfolio sprawl. The demo tag is load-bearing here; it signals an intentional gate rather than a finished product, and the audience is showing up anyway.

The vibe score sits at 0.00, which is a neutral read, not a negative one. RPG genre, demo format, and a CCU figure that most finished games don't reach — the combination points to a content-loop structure where the demo itself functions as the retention hook. Players return to a bounded experience, which means the loop is tight enough to sustain repeat visits without requiring a full content pipeline behind it.

What this teaches other builders is precise: a demo label can function as a scarcity frame. "DEMO 5" tells the player the full version is withheld, which converts a missing feature into a pull mechanic. 48,650 concurrent users on an explicitly incomplete product means the gap between current state and promised state is doing active retention work. If you're building an RPG and struggling to hold CCU between content drops, the demo-versioning structure — shipping numbered, bounded slices instead of one expanding live game — is worth modeling.