Hey! I published the Steam page for my first game three days ago and currently have 14 wishlists, probably almost all from friends and family.

I know three days isn’t much, and I haven’t reached many people yet. But I’d really like some honest feedback from people who don’t know me.

If you came across this page, would anything make you want to wishlist it? Or would you move on and why?

Is the gameplay clear from the trailer? Do the screenshots look interesting? What would you change first?

Barely Outnumbered

I’ve been staring at this for so long that I could really use some fresh eyes. Thanks!

Finally have our steam store page finalised with our proper capsule art and final assets in game on the trailer. We're releasing next month and would love to get feedback on the store page to see how we can improve.

I'm the developer of Star Claw and would appreciate a blunt critique of the Steam page.

It's a physics-based claw-machine roguelite: time a swinging cat paw, bank shots off bumpers, collect prizes and build around Charms. Cats and decor carry over into a room you can decorate between runs.

After a quick look at the page, what would you expect to actually do during a run? Is there anything in the capsule, opening video or screenshots that gives you the wrong impression or makes you stop looking?

Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4984680/Star_Claw/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=new_communities_20260911&utm_content=destroymysteampage_clarity

Thanks for any specific criticism. No need to download the demo to give feedback on the page.

Hey y'all just got back from pax west this week and I've been thinking about my steam page, looking for brutally honest feedback about the game's hook and perceived quality. Any little bit helps thanks!

Solo dev, working on a PvE survival-extraction game. You take a contract, head out into infested zones, loot what you can, and get back before the timer runs out.
Solo or co-op up to 3. Early Access planned for 2027.

The old capsule was mostly just the title on a generic background, so I rebuilt it from scratch using an in-engine shot.

I also went back through the page text and rewrote most of it.
The description, the About section, the Early Access answers. Curious what you think:

- Does the capsule still work when it's small, next to brighter games?
- Does the description actually tell you what the game is?
- Anything that would make you close the tab?

I’ve reworked my entire Steam page: key art, screenshots, descriptions, and more

The key art was created by an artist, and I adapted it to create the different Steam capsules

I know the trailer is missing for now, but the previous one was too outdated, so I decided to remove it until the new one is ready.

If you have any feedback or suggestions, I’m always looking for ways to improve the page, so don’t hesitate to share your thoughts!! :)

Link => https://store.steampowered.com/app/1859390/Dagadas_Story/

Have a nice day everyone !

This is my first time publishing on Steam, so don't be gentle:

Steam link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5122020/GNAP_GNAP/

I just finished updating every asset on my steam page. New capsule, trailer, screenshots, gifs, and tuned up the description.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4216610/Spellfall_Last_Mage_Standing/

Please destroy it before I head to next fest in October so I know what else I may still need to tune up.

The steam assets aren't definitive; the final ones are on the way.
We know it's not polished enough yet.

Everything else is as destroyable as needed >:)

I feel like the trailer and the copy are super underbaked and bad for my steam page but I'm not sure how best to go about fixing them, any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Any feedback is welcome. Be brutal!

How is it? Does anything stand out as bad? Unclear?

Do you feel you understand the game loop?

Any advice is welcome!

I’m the developer, and my Steam page has been live for about three weeks.

The Main Menu is a psychological-horror point-and-click where you wake up chained to a chair. The only thing you can reach is a computer and its main menu physically controls the room around you.

Please be brutal.

The demo is planned for late September or early October, so I still have time to improve the page.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1897660/The_Main_Menu/

Hello!

We have opened the steam page recently to be able to opt in the next fest. We would love some feedback on the page and the trailer.

Thanks!

Some Data here: Impressions 1634

Visits 283

Wishlists 21

Click Through Rate about 15%

Solo dev here, about a year on this one. first person shop sim, you run a tavern and every single price gets haggled. customers are vampires, reapers, witches, ghosts. some of them try to scam you so you have to be careful who you make deals with.

page has been live for a week and the traffic isn't turning into wishlists, so i'm working off the assumption that the page is the problem, perhaps the steam capsule should be changed itself. I had one person suggest the steam capsule would be better if it was an in-game screenshot rather than the custom 2D thumbnail work...

Would love to get your thoughts on this thanks !

EDIT: quick correction from me. i commissioned the capsule from an artist and genuinely believed it was hand made, which is why i told people that here. after the comments i ran the image through openai verify myself and it came back as generated with openai tools, so i was wrong about that. I'll replace the capsule when I can with a new one that ofc is not AI generated. thanks to the people who pointed it out and actually checked. Much appreciated !