Guided tour
How a studio sets up BloxLobby, in 9 short steps on the sample studio. Nothing you do here is saved.
- 1Create your studioA studio is your team's shared space: games, roles and history all live in it. Name it, and you're the owner.
- 2Add your gamePaste its Steam App ID and BloxLobby reads the store page: art, tags, price and release date. A game without a Steam page yet can be added by hand.
- 3Your studio's homeEach game gets a card: its countdown, four figures and a way into every section. Below it, BloxLobby names the one thing to do next.
- 4Score your store pageBloxLobby checks your Steam page against what makes people wishlist: capsule art, screenshots, trailer, description, languages. Fix the lowest bars first.
- 5Pick your launch weekEvery game on this calendar is real and on Steam today, weighted by how much it overlaps your tags. Green weeks are the calmest for a game like yours.
- 6Watch your wishlistsOnce your Steam numbers are in, you see daily momentum and what caused each spike. The launch-week range comes from your real total, never a guess.
- 7Follow the launch planReadiness scores eight parts of your launch, and priorities name the few things worth doing first. Each one shows its evidence.
- 8Find creators who fitEvery creator is ranked by how well they fit your game, and the score says why. Shortlist the ones you want to reach.
- 9Run a creator campaignInvite from your shortlist or let creators who fit apply. Approve one and they get a Steam key only they can open.