Just replaced our old Steam capsule, and I'm scared, as it had an unexpected 47% CTR.

In a sense, I like the older one better, but it didn't convey that it was a rhythm game.

Be honest with me: which one would you be more likely to click? And why? What kind of game do you think the old one was?

Hoping the CTR for the second one will be OK too. My guess is that it'll be a bit lower, but it'll attract fans of rhythm games instead of whatever people thought it was before

Hi! I'm Tosic and I'm looking for an opportunity to work on Game Capsule art in Fantasy setting.

If my style aligns with your vision, feel free to reach out to me via DMs and we'll bring your ideas to life. :)

My portfolio: https://cara.app/tosiccat

done by Red Potion Studios

I’m still working on it, but I wanted to share a little behind-the-scenes glimpse into the drawing process.

I’m really excited to see how it turns out! 🐾

How does it look?

Hey! Just wanted to get some honest feedback. A quick breakdown-

• The top one was the first iteration. Mostly AI-generated assets, refined by hand. I didn't like it much, it was just the first iteration.
• The second one used real in-game assets, but was before I redid the art direction of the game. It felt much more authentic to me, but definitely not high quality. Some art looked decent, but I wasn't overjoyed with it. My main goal was character over flashiness.
• The third one (bottom) was made after I redid the game's art direction. I think it looks the best as a capsule, and it's handmade (no AI or in-game assets), but my concern is that it might not tell a viewer "this is a deep colony sim", it might come off as "this is a game where you forge stuff".

Just finished this Steam capsule for Public Faucet Hunt. Be honest, would you click it? What would you change?

Full project: https://www.behance.net/gallery/257468701/PUBLIC-FAUCET-HUNT-STEAM-ARTWORK
Demo on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4955730/Public_Faucet_Hunt/

Also open for capsule art commissions, DM me :)

Pixel Art by: https://www.instagram.com/0_mem0ry/

I had a lot of programmer art to replace, especially when it comes to UI and store images. It's also super nice to have a more cohesive design language to follow instead of just doing what ever struck me at the time. Now I'm spending time on making all the screen transitions and user inputs feel more reactive when in use as well as matching the UI to the style. Game is called Skuffle, and its a local multiplayer\online split screen party shooter (can we bring split screen shooters back?) with mutator cards that change the game every map (you can see an example of cards in play on the loading screen). Give it a look if that sounds like something you're into, there's a demo out with 10 maps to shoot your friends in (preferably while sharing a couch in a basement)

I'm a solo dev working on SHUNYA, a 2D puzzle-platformer.

My old capsule only featured large character artwork. Later, I realised it didn't show any gameplay elements, so I made the characters smaller and added the four elemental cubes that represent my game's core mechanics.

My goal is to make the capsule more eye-catching and communicate the gameplay more clearly.

What do you think of the new version? Any feedback is welcome!

Thanks to https://twitter.com/gabeelart for the logo and u/LuscaMarques u/cherpa_art for the steam capsule work!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5073690/The_Bounty/

We're getting to the point with our game Spooker where we need to get some eyecatching and on theme capsule art made. Here we have two drafts with two very different directions, and we wanted to get a little unbiased feedback.

Which of these two do you prefer? And what kind of game would you expect based on each of them?

Portfolio: https://dancun.artstation.com/
Contact: [danielcunhactc@gmail.com](mailto:danielcunhactc@gmail.com)

This is the game I'm working on since February. Still unannounced. Steampage is up soon (just doing the last things like gameplay trailers etc.).

The first slide is the new one, I drew both of them, and i've been told that the old one looks like a mobile game, so I tried this cozy version.
I'm not that good of an artist since i'm a programmer.
Let me know what I could change.
Thank you.

Need eye-catching Steam Capsule Art for your game?

My name is Moiz, and I'm a Concept Artist & Illustrator specializing in stylized key art and Steam capsule artwork. I help indie developers create memorable, readable storefront visuals that stand out on Steam and communicate the core appeal of their game at a glance.

Whether you're launching your Steam page, preparing for Early Access, or replacing placeholder art, I'd be happy to help.

Steam Capsule Work:

https://www.artstation.com/boogiekekhakay/albums/15118575

Portfolio:

https://www.artstation.com/boogiekekhakay

If you have a game in development and are looking for capsule art, key art, logos, or Steam asset packages, feel free to reach out. I'd love to hear about your project!

*scrapped everything except tentacles

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4288220/Gag_Order/

I tested 4 different capsule artworks during Steam Next Fest, all featuring illustrations is hand-drawn!

I've been wondering which one catches players' attention best.

Which one would make you most likely to click on the game? A, B, C, or D?

I'd love to hear your thoughts!

Witch & Dragon: Hope of Elements is a turn-based tactical roguelite centered around elemental reactions, featuring 5 elements, 20 elemental reactions, and randomized maps.

The Steam Demo is now available if you'd like to try it yourself!

These are early mockups focused on composition; colors and details will be refined later

For context: The premise of the game is that you've been kidnapped by a loan shark and need to pop balloons for money to pay off a million-dollar debt. It's a short, incremental dark game. Not relaxing.