From Press Release:
9 JULY 2025 – Belgian indie developer Happy Volcano announced today that Midnight Moments, its cozy cyberpunk diorama-building game, will launch on Steam on July 30, 2025.
In Midnight Moments, players create cozy backstreets, glowing apartment blocks, and entire neighborhood corners before decorating them with handcrafted props and citizens. Every diorama is designed to feel like a living place, whether it’s a quiet rooftop garden, a bustling alleyway, or a lone convenience store glowing in the rain.
Rather than chasing objectives or optimizing the perfect build, Midnight Moments is all about slowing down. There are no timers, no fail states, and no pressure. Just the simple pleasure of creating a space, watching it come alive, and soaking in the atmosphere. It’s the perfect game to relax with alongside your favourite podcast or playlist.
About the Game
Midnight Moments is a cozy cyberpunk diorama-building game where you create rain-soaked backstreets, glowing apartment buildings, and peaceful neighborhood corners. Stack buildings, weave alleyways between them, decorate every rooftop, then fill your world with props and citizens until every scene feels lived in. No goals. No timers. Just vibes.
Key Features
- Create beautiful cyberpunk dioramas inspired by cozy lofi cityscapes
- Stack buildings and shape anything from a single storefront to an entire neighbourhood block
- Decorate every scene with handcrafted props and place citizens to tell your own stories
- Relax with a pressure-free sandbox experience featuring no objectives or timers
- Zoom in to admire every detail as rain falls across glowing neon streets
- Designed as the perfect companion game for podcasts, music, and winding down
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About Happy Volcano
Happy Volcano is an award-winning Belgian indie game studio known for creating bold, original games with lasting appeal. Previous titles include You Suck at Parking, Modulus: Factory Automation, and The Almost Gone. Alongside its larger productions, the studio is developing a range of smaller passion projects built by micro teams with a focus on creativity, craft, and atmosphere.
