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Game — Store Page (Steam-style: media · specs · buy)

A Steam-style game store page in a neon dark gaming UI: a media column with gradient screenshot viewer and keyboard-navigable thumbnail strip, a purchase column with capsule art, discount pricing, live deal countdown, add-to-cart and wishlist toggles with cart badge, an animated review sentiment bar, genre tag chips, an expandable about section, minimum and recommended system requirement tabs, and an editions and DLC rail — all vanilla HTML, CSS, and JS with toast feedback.

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Store Page (Steam-style: media · specs · buy)

A full product page for the fictional action RPG Hollow Reign on the equally fictional Voidfront store, laid out the way PC storefronts do it: a wide media column with a 16:9 viewer and a five-slot thumbnail strip on the left, and a purchase column on the right with capsule art, a short pitch, review summary, genre tag chips, a discounted price block with a live deal countdown, and big angled Add to Cart / Wishlist CTAs over a platform-support row.

The thumbnail strip is a proper tablist — click or arrow-key between slides and the viewer swaps its gradient art, kind badge (trailer vs. screenshot), and caption with a quick crossfade; the play button only appears on video slides. Cart and wishlist are real toggles: the header cart badge bumps as editions and DLC are added or removed, the wishlist heart pops and persists its pressed state, and every action confirms through a neon toast. The review sentiment bar fills to 91% on load and replays when the review link is clicked.

Below the fold, an About panel clamps long copy behind a Read More toggle with a feature grid, the System Requirements panel switches between Minimum and Recommended via segmented tabs, and an Editions & DLC rail lists the standard, best-value, and expansion SKUs with their own add buttons — capped off with pull-quote accolades.

Illustrative UI only — fictional games, studios, characters, and data. Not engine integrations.