Steam press kit template
If your game is on Steam, your press kit should make it effortless for press and creators to grab assets, verify details, and link to the right page, without asking you for anything.
Quick template
Copy/paste this into your workflow, then publish it as a press kit page.
GAME TITLE:
STEAM APP ID / LINK:
HOOK (1 sentence):
SHORT DESCRIPTION (1–2 sentences):
FEATURES (3–6 bullets):
TRAILER:
SCREENSHOTS (8–20):
FACT SHEET:
- Developer / Studio:
- Release date/window:
- Price:
- Platforms:
- Genre/tags:
- Languages (optional):
PRESS ASSETS:
- Logo (light/dark)
- Key art
- Icon
CONTACT:
- Email:
- Press / creator notes:Steam-specific tips
- Link the exact Steam page you want coverage to point to (avoid outdated Coming Soon pages if you’ve switched).
- Make screenshots “thumbnail-safe”: clear UI, readable silhouettes, strong lighting.
- Keep price and updates current. On PK Nexus, you can optionally connect Steam so pricing and updates stay in sync.
Why publish it on PK Nexus?
A Steam page is not a press kit. And a static link isn’t discoverable. PK Nexus helps your kit get found in browse and search and gives you analytics so you can see what actually works.
Next: follow the press kit checklist or browse the full library.
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