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While the game had steady traffic, installs were underperforming.
The existing screenshot set had two core issues:
As a result, users struggled to understand the game within the first few seconds — leading to missed install opportunities.
Headlines were trimmed and rephrased to be instantly readable, even at smaller sizes. This helps users quickly process the value without effort.
The entire visual style was reworked to break away from common competitor patterns. The goal was to create a distinct look that stands out during browsing.
Screens were structured so users could understand what the game offers within the first 2 seconds — reducing friction in decision-making.
After a 28-day A/B test on Google Play, the redesigned set delivered +6.5% increase in installs compared to the original screenshots.
If users can’t read it instantly, it won’t influence their decision.
In saturated markets, looking different is often the first step to getting installs.
The winning set was rolled out for default listing.
“When a game is in a very saturated market, a screenshot set that looks & feels unique is key to drive viewers to players.