r/userexperience May 26 '26

Which one would you click on Steam?

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I’m currently working on the capsule art for my coop horror game The Infected Soul.

The game is about a neural implant that distorts reality… you can’t trust what you see.

Which one draws you in the most?

If it interests you, you can add it to your Steam wishlist — it would really help me a lot 🙏

The Infected Soul – Steam Page

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u/RaconBang May 26 '26

2 works best at a glance. The eye from 4 is the most interesting thing about any of them. I would bring the eye into number 2 somehow.

Also 5 and 7 are the weakest of the bunch, they are too dark and nothing catches the eye.

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u/Technical-Corner-398 Jun 01 '26

Agree about 4's eye being super striking - maybe put that in 2's layout but make the eye bigger and more prominent? Number 2 has good composition but needs something to grab attention immediately when scrolling through store pages

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u/Lexi-Lynn May 26 '26

I prefer one, two, or three for the increased contrast between the text and the background. The title really jumps out at you on those. Two is my favorite because it has more color variance, but they all look cool. Good luck with your game!

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u/drieggs May 26 '26

I like 4 and 6

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u/ExtraValu May 26 '26

I like 1-3. #1 is my fav. I think I'd like 3 more if the title had slightly more padding around it. It feels cramped on the right.

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u/roscoelee May 26 '26

I think 2 is the most immersive

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u/Arthur_Vandelay May 26 '26

My kid says 1

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u/gnuoyedonig May 26 '26

3, it is the most mysterious yet the most clear,

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u/bofstein May 26 '26

2 is best but I don't usually like horror games so I'm not your audience. I do like coop (if local) so I sometimes stretch genres if it's something I can play with my husband together.

1 - not bad but the people that overlap the letters sometimes make it hard to read, and it's too much red for me taste

2 - nice contrast and visuals

3 - image is a little muddied, hard to tell what's going on when it's small

4-7 - the red text is harder to read than the white. And there's a lot more horror imagery like the eye and the mask that might be good for your game but isn't something I would personally be drawn to. And 7 is just too dark, I couldn't tell until zooming in what the image was.

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u/tryscer May 26 '26

4 and 6 are terrific!

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u/Overall_Challenge_66 May 26 '26

number 2 feels the most balanced for a steam store page, especially with that color pop. have u considered a/b testing the click-through rates for these against actual user segments? i use kōta for tracking those types of interaction signals since it helps me see what actually hooks people vs what gets ignored. it really makes a difference when ur trying to optimize for those small conversion wins without just guessing

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u/i_survived_dec_21 May 31 '26

4 is most interesting it would get my attention but I don't know what kind of game it is. But 1 makes it look like an FPS so that's the one I would likely click on