They Found Your Game. Then They Left.
Getting a player to your store page is hard work.
Maybe they clicked from a post you made. Maybe a store showed you to them. Maybe a friend sent a link. However they got there, it took effort, luck, or both.
So it hurts when they look around for a moment and leave.
No wishlist. No follow. No sale. Just gone.
The quiet leak
This is one of the sneakiest problems in indie games, because you never see it happen.
Nobody sends you a note on the way out. People just leave. Quietly. And they almost never come back.
From your side, it just looks like the game isn't catching on. You start to wonder if the game itself is the problem.
Often, it isn't. Often, the game is fine, and something on the page is quietly holding it back.
Little fish, big sea
There are so many games out there. Every one of them is asking for the same few seconds of a player's attention. Without help, yours is just another little fish in a very big sea, and little fish hardly ever get found.
And when they do get found, it's easy for them to slip away again.
Why the leak is so hard to spot yourself
Here's the tricky part. You can't read your own page the way a stranger does.
You already know what your game is about and what makes it fun. So when you read your page, it all seems fine.
That's why so many devs look at their page, think it's fine, and keep losing visitors anyway. It's not that they don't care or don't put in the effort. It's that it's nearly impossible to see your own work with fresh eyes.
What the leak costs you
Every visit that doesn't turn into a wishlist is a small loss. Small losses pile up fast.
Wishlists you already earned. You did the hard part and got them to the page. Losing them now throws that away.
Your marketing money and effort. It all points people to your page. If they leave without a wishlist, all that effort leaks out the bottom.
Sales after launch. If your game is already out, a page that's being held back keeps quietly losing buyers every single day. That's money walking past your door.
Your confidence. This one's real. When the numbers stay flat, it's easy to blame the game, or yourself. That's a heavy thing to carry when the real issue might be fixable.
Get the page fixed, without learning how
You didn't get into game dev to become a store page expert. You shouldn't have to.
That's what Launch Tavern is for. Launch Tavern rewrites your Steam page for you in 48 hours or less. We find what's holding your page back and fix all of it. You get it back ready to use.
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Related: read why your Steam game isn't selling. Looking for something to play? Browse upcoming indie games on the Launch Board.
Stop the leak
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