Visual Hierarchy
Guides the eye through the title, focal subject, and supporting details.
Metatransformer Game Stack is a growing toolkit for indie developers. The first tool live is the Steam Capsule Grader: a practical critique of your art, scored against the things that make a capsule readable, distinctive, and worth a closer look.
No credit card. New accounts get 50 free credits on signup.
Illustrative result
your-capsule.png
Solid foundation
Suggested first fix
Give the game's defining mechanic more visual space so the capsule communicates what makes the experience different.
An example of the feedback format, not a real game result.
Tool 01 · Live now
The Capsule Grader uses a 10-point rubric derived from professional Steam capsule design practice. Criteria are weighted by how much they drive recognition and a click, so title readability matters more than polish for polish's sake.
Guides the eye through the title, focal subject, and supporting details.
Keeps the game title instantly legible at every Steam capsule size.
Creates one unmistakable center of interest that holds attention.
Separates key shapes and text clearly against Steam's dark interface.
Signals the game's genre and play experience before the viewer reads.
Builds recognition through distinctive, consistent characters and visual motifs.
Uses the frame deliberately without awkward gaps, crowding, or dead space.
Presents a distinctive, cohesive look that honestly represents the game.
Shows the mechanic, fantasy, or feature that makes this game different.
Creates an immediate feeling that invites players into the game's world.
The stack will grow one focused tool at a time.
These are planned directions, not available products yet.
How it works
A grade is meant to give you a concrete editing pass, not another dashboard to maintain.
Sign up in a minute. Your new account starts with 50 free credits.
Upload the artwork and, if useful, add context about your game and intended audience.
Choose a cheaper, faster pass or spend more credits on a more thorough review.
Get a 0–100 score, a per-criterion breakdown, what works, and specific fixes to try.
What it costs
A grade costs roughly 2 credits on the cheapest model, about 6 on the default, or around 9 on the most thorough option. The exact amount depends on the tokens the model actually spends. Every new account starts with 50 free credits — around 8 grades on the default model, or 25 on the fastest one.