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Just finished and post my trailer on Steam, any thoughts?

r/IndieDev
7/21/2025

Content Summary

The author, u/kyboon, posted a trailer for their game on Steam and asked for feedback. Users commented on the game's design, integration with the desktop, and potential intrusiveness. The author responded to questions about pricing, release date, and game mechanics.

Opinion Analysis

The mainstream opinion is that the game is cute and engaging, with many users adding it to their wishlist. There is a debate about the game's intrusiveness and how it integrates with the desktop. Some users prefer a non-intrusive design, while others are curious about the game's mechanics and content.

SAAS TOOLS

SaaSURLCategoryFeatures/Notes
itch.iohttp://itch.ioGame Development PlatformAllows developers to sell and distribute games

USER NEEDS

Pain Points:

  • Users are concerned about the game being intrusive while using their device
  • Some users are unsure about the integration of the game with the actual desktop

Problems to Solve:

  • Ensuring the game is non-intrusive and does not disrupt the user's workflow
  • Clarifying how the game integrates with the desktop environment

Potential Solutions:

  • Implementing a non-intrusive design where the game elements only interact when the user chooses to
  • Providing clear information in the trailer or game description about desktop integration

GROWTH FACTORS

Effective Strategies:

  • Creating engaging and minimalistic trailers to attract user interest

Marketing & Acquisition:

  • Leveraging platforms like Steam and itch.io for game distribution and marketing

Monetization & Product:

  • Considering a sub-5 bucks pricing model based on content volume
  • Planning for a release around the end of 2025

User Engagement:

  • Building a wishlist feature on platforms to gather early interest and feedback