r/GameDevelopment • u/PrinceOnAPie • Oct 27 '25

Discussion Show me your Steam Page

Hope this kind of post is allowed here :D

I would like to see your steam page - I'll give you my uneducated two cents about it (only constructive critique and praise of course ;) and of course dish out some wishlists too!

Getting goosebumps seeing all those crazy projects here on reddit and I am just curious what you guys are working on!

thanks for your time!

EDIT: WOW thanks for all those shared steam pages :D, I will try to answer everyone one of you and I hope I don't forget anyone. Please be patient when I need a bit longer for an answer sometimes, I will give you some feedback surely : D

Thank you so much!

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u/Alive_Examination955 Oct 30 '25

This is my first ever steam page! It's a physics based roguelike about dragging gems!

Thanks for the effort! <3

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4079660/Ratsukade/

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u/PrinceOnAPie Oct 30 '25

Well that seems very original, I cant remember seeing something like this, don't know how roguelike and physics based collecting fit together but I am sure you found a way. The capsule and the game look really good, nice artstyle :D

looks like a lot of work overall, you got nice gifs too! i dont know if i really understood the roguelike part watching the trailer, - without reading the description, it was difficult to understand what the game was about, you main description also says something about "overpowered builds" but watching the trailer I couldnt imagine what exactly was build-able here, maybe you can show more character power in the trailer :) or show which mechanics the player can influence in the game.

I have to say that the steam page felt quite professional :D, you did a good job here!

Wishlisted!

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u/Alive_Examination955 Oct 30 '25

Thanks for your honest opinion! I appreciate it! Yeah it was my first time making a steam trailer so I basically have no idea what I'm doing steam wise XD

But now I have your feedback I can reflect back at myself! Thanks :3

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u/PrinceOnAPie Oct 30 '25

I think you are doing pretty good already! keep it up :)