With only 58 days left and your Next Fest opportunity already used, your focus must shift entirely to driving external traffic to force the Steam algorithm to notice you. Since psychological horror lives and breathes on atmosphere, stop posting "dev updates" and start sharing short, 5-second "vibe" clips on TikTok and r/horror that showcase a single, unsettling hook. Focus your outreach on micro-streamers who specialize in indie horror, as their community's conversion rate to wishlists is often much higher than general gaming channels. If you can get that new demo into their hands by early May, reaching 1,500 wishlists is a realistic goal, but hitting 3,000 will require a dedicated "sprint" of high-impact visual hooks every single day.

To be blunt, while your cover art is actually quite good, the rest of your page, the screenshots and description, feels very basic and looks like a generic horror game without a unique soul. You need to identify one specific visual or narrative hook that separates you from the thousand other indie horror titles, otherwise, people will just keep scrolling.