Chalk this one up to a learning experience for a new developer... I mistakenly set the discount at 75%, I guess I was still in programmer mindset where I commonly multiply something by 0.75 to get 75% of that value, when in reality we are subtracting that amount to get the discount... It's a psychological phenomena called "machination" where you automatically do something, a useful ability, though sometimes it can be in error. You can actually trigger a deliberate misfire of this in people with jokes like "How do you say G O?" and they say "go". "How do you say A T?" and they say "at" and you say "How do you say them together?" and they say "go-at" instead of "goat", because you patterned them into the parts of the word instead of the whole. Anyway...
So the game spent a little while at the ridiculous all-time-low of 75%, way too early for that kind of all-time-low, considering the major update I have planned for this in the next couple months. Of course I would love to get the game in your hands sooner, but as you can probably understand, I want to actually live off game dev and set the right price at the right time.
I spoke to Steam Support, asked them for advice, and they actually set it to 25% for me. I would've been willing to take the hit and leave it till the end of the sale if that was the best thing to do by the community, but they said they will just correct it and advised me to make an announcement explaining the error. So here I am.
If you snapped it up when it was 75%, lucky you! I'm actually super glad you were playing that close attention to my game, heheh. Consider it a bonus. Well, stay tuned, who knows what other mistakes I might make that you can take advantage of. Maybe I'll accidentally post a bunch of Steam keys to Twitter (psst... that's very likely, it's a thing indie devs sometimes do to get a bit of exposure!).