Every published game gets a store page. All of it is editable under your game’s settings (gear icon in the Studio) — the sections below map to the settings tabs.

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Game information

  • Name & tagline — the tagline is the one-liner under your title; make it earn its place.
  • Description — full markdown description: what the game is, how it plays, what makes it yours.
  • Category & tags — pick the genre category and tags players actually search for; this drives marketplace placement.
  • Release date — shown on the page.
  • Custom URL — claim a readable slug for your game’s link instead of an ID.
  • Show original prompt — optionally display “how it was made” (your original prompt) on the store page. Great for the community; off if you’d rather keep the recipe secret.

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Media

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Appearance & theming

Make the page feel like the game:
  • Theme — color themes, font families, and corner-radius options for the store page.
  • Social links — X, YouTube, TikTok, Discord, Twitch, Instagram, Reddit links shown on your page.
  • Watermark — paid plans can hide the “Made with Tesana” watermark.
  • Custom loading logo — paid plans can replace the loading-screen logo with their own.

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Tips

  • The poster and the first screenshot do most of the selling — spend your effort there.
  • Write the description for a player deciding in ten seconds: lead with the hook, not the backstory.
  • If the game is monetized, screenshots and a clear description measurably matter more — people don’t pay for mysteries.