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Leviathan scored 75/100 on Steam Analyzer — Good for a Looter Shooter capsule. Top priority fix: [genre_clarity] Integrate faction or loot extraction visual cues—such as a glowing weapon, extracted artifact, or multi-faction color palette—to clarify the unique gameplay loop beyond generic sci-fi combat.

Capsule scores by dimension

Genre Clarity: 7/10 — Action combat with sci-fi armor cues. The armored helmet with glowing cyan accents and aggressive design clearly signals action gameplay, and the sci-fi aesthetic hints at a tactical or multiplayer shooter. At TINY size, the metallic helmet silhouette and glowing details still read as combat-focused, though the specific faction-based loot shooter loop is not fully communicated by visuals alone.
Title Readability: 9/10 — Strong contrast, clean sans-serif placement. LEVIATHAN is rendered in bold white sans-serif on the right side of a dark background, ensuring excellent contrast against #1b2838. The title maintains perfect legibility at SMALL and TINY sizes without collapse, and the icon below provides a memorable visual anchor that reinforces the branding.
Contrast & Color: 8/10 — Sharp helmet lighting with strong value separation. The helmet's bright metallic edges and cyan glowing accent lines create strong value contrast against the dark background, with white title text providing maximum separation. At TINY size, the silhouette remains distinct; the glowing accents provide pop without overwhelming, though some mid-tone detail in the helmet fades slightly in grayscale test.
Uniqueness & Polish: 7/10 — Professional helmet design, generic sci-fi setting. The armor is well-crafted with intentional lighting and material definition, showing premium production quality comparable to AAA action titles. However, the sci-fi soldier helmet aesthetic feels familiar to the genre (similar to Helldivers 2, Armored Core) and does not clearly communicate the unique faction-based loot extraction mechanic or the three-way warfare premise that sets Leviathan apart.
Brand Consistency: 6/10 — Cohesive but generic sci-fi identity. The armor design, cyan accent color, and minimal skull icon are internally consistent and form a recognizable visual language. However, without reference to other materials, the identity reads as generic sci-fi soldier rather than distinctively Leviathan; the icon is too small and simple to function as a strong brand signature at small sizes.
Composition: 8/10 — Clear hierarchy, balanced focal point. The helmet occupies the left two-thirds as the dominant focal point, with title and icon aligned to the right in a clean negative-space composition. The layout is well-balanced and avoids clutter; the safe margins protect all key elements from Steam cropping, and at SMALL/TINY sizes the eye immediately lands on the helmet then the title.

What works

Excellent title legibility. White sans-serif LEVIATHAN maintains perfect readability from full size down to TINY thumbnail, with strong contrast and strategic placement on a controlled right-side region.
Strong focal point and balance. The helmet dominates the left side as a clear primary subject, with title and icon cleanly aligned right, creating a professional two-zone layout that guides the eye effectively at all sizes.
Premium material and lighting craft. The armor helmet shows deliberate metallic shading, edge highlights, and cyan accent color that communicate high production values and competitive quality.

What hurts the capsule

Generic sci-fi soldier silhouette. The helmet design and pose do not clearly differentiate Leviathan from other action shooters like Helldivers 2 or Armored Core, missing an opportunity to communicate the unique faction-based loot extraction mechanic.
Weak brand icon recognition. The small white skull symbol below the title is too minimal and lacks distinctiveness; it does not create a memorable brand signature that would be recognizable at small size on a shelf of similar games.
No narrative or gameplay hint. The capsule shows armor but does not visually communicate the three-faction warfare, loot search, escape mechanic, or the Kaecillian threat that make Leviathan unique in its genre.

Priority fixes

[genre_clarity] Integrate faction or loot extraction visual cues—such as a glowing weapon, extracted artifact, or multi-faction color palette—to clarify the unique gameplay loop beyond generic sci-fi combat.
[uniqueness_polish] Develop a more distinctive armor aesthetic or pose (e.g., action stance, unique faction markings, or environmental context) that sets Leviathan apart from other AAA action titles on the shelf.
[brand_consistency] Redesign the icon into a stronger, more scalable brand symbol (faction crest, weapon emblem, or abstract Kaecillian threat motif) that remains memorable and recognizable at TINY size.

Store copy priority fixes

[feature_communication] Restructure the detailed description to lead with 'Extract-and-escape shooter where...' followed immediately by the Key Features section, then move faction lore to a secondary 'Factions' section below.
[uniqueness] Add a sentence under each faction explaining a unique gameplay mechanic or ability set (e.g., 'Terran: higher armor and weapon damage' or 'Angel: faster movement speed'), so faction choice has clear mechanical weight.
[hook_strength] Rewrite the short description opening to 'Raid Domusalus for alien loot as one of three warring factions' to lead with a high-energy verb and make the PvP/PvE loop feel more immediate.
[audience_targeting] Add a sentence below the short description flagging the player type: 'Best for squad-based extraction enthusiasts who enjoy tactical looting and faction rivalry' or similar, to set clear expectations.

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Steam app ID: 1922260 · Tags: Looter Shooter, FPS, PvP, Shooter, 3D