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Lodestone - The crazy cave adventures of mad Stony Tony and his encounter with the exploding rolling stones - Steam Copies Sold & Revenue Statistics
Game information
Game information
Copies Sold
1K
New owners
June 2026
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Steam Copies Sold & Revenue by Player Language
Game context & FAQ
Quick answers
- Lodestone - The crazy cave adventures of mad Stony Tony and his encounter with the exploding rolling stones is free-what should I read on this page?
- Focus on language share, wishlists, and review velocity. Paid gross bands target premium titles, but the context blocks here still anchor organic demand for Lodestone - The crazy cave adventures of mad Stony Tony and his encounter with the exploding rolling stones.
- Where do I find language mix data for Lodestone - The crazy cave adventures of mad Stony Tony and his encounter with the exploding rolling stones?
- Look for “Steam Copies Sold & Revenue by Player Language” above; it breaks review volume down by Steam’s detected languages, which also drives our regional revenue weighting.
Information
Lodestone - The crazy cave adventures of mad Stony Tony and his encounter with the exploding rolling stones was released on Steam on October 30, 2019 and belongs to the group of popular free-to-play titles on the platform.
In June 2026, the game reached >1K installations, reflecting strong organic user acquisition.
This is the 1th game released by Hirn im Glas, highlighting the developer’s active release schedule.
The player base is multilingual and distributed across several Steam interface languages, including:
• English
• Russian
• Polish.
For free-to-play games, language diversity plays a substantial role in retention, user engagement and long-term audience growth.
The current Steam rating is positively.
Only game sales are included in the calculations, DLC sales and in-app purchases are excluded.
Lodestone - The crazy cave adventures of mad Stony Tony and his encounter with the exploding rolling stones is tagged as Free to Play on Steam, so the headline paid-unit charts emphasize optional DLC or past paid eras when they existed.