Visual design for a virtual game collector's edition gift box

Create a premium, highly believable Collector’s Edition Game Box Set for an imaginary game called [GAME TITLE].

The goal is to make the package feel like a real high-end collector’s edition sold for a major game release: luxurious, display-worthy, content-rich, and instantly desirable for fans, collectors, and preorder buyers. It should feel like an official premium physical edition with believable packaging logic and elevated fan value.

Game details:
- Game title: [GAME TITLE]
- Genre: [ACTION RPG / HORROR / OPEN WORLD / JRPG / TACTICAL / FIGHTING / SCI-FI / FANTASY / SHOOTER / ADVENTURE]
- Core concept: [WHAT THE GAME IS ABOUT]
- Edition name: [COLLECTOR’S EDITION NAME]
- Main fantasy: [WHY FANS WOULD PAY FOR THIS BOX]
- Audience: [AUDIENCE]
- Tone: [EPIC / DARK / PRESTIGE / CINEMATIC / NOSTALGIC / MYTHIC / FUTURISTIC / LUXURIOUS]
- Cultural vibe: [AAA PRESTIGE / ANIME DELUXE EDITION / DARK FANTASY COLLECTOR / SCI-FI BOX SET / PLAYSTATION-LIKE / PREMIUM RETAIL]
- Reality level: [BELIEVABLE AAA PRODUCT / BELIEVABLE NICHE PREMIUM EDITION / STYLIZED BUT REAL / DEADPAN FICTIONAL]

Box-set structure:
Build the visual like an official collector’s-edition retail package.

Include sections such as:
- outer collector box
- game box or steelbook
- edition name
- hero artwork
- included physical items
- optional figurine or statue
- optional art book
- optional soundtrack
- optional map, cards, patches, pins, or replica objects
- optional digital bonus mention
- optional preorder or launch cue
- optional platform or age rating
- optional studio / publisher logo

For the included contents, show a believable mix such as:
- steelbook case
- art book
- soundtrack box or CD
- premium figurine
- lore journal
- world map
- collector cards
- enamel pins
- fabric patch
- replica key item
- digital code envelope

For the copy, include:
- one strong edition title
- optional short prestige tagline
- concise premium retail wording
- language that feels official, valuable, and commercially believable
- a balance between fan-service and luxury product clarity

Include:
- a strong edition-name treatment
- premium collector hierarchy
- believable physical-item lineup
- polished packaging materials
- realistic retail structure
- strong fan desire and display value
- premium preorder energy
- instantly shareable collector appeal

Visual direction:
- Make the edition feel like a real premium physical box fans would preorder immediately and keep on display
- Emphasize exclusivity, completeness, fan reward, and shelf presence
- Balance physical-product realism with game-world fantasy
- Make it suitable for retailer pages, collector reveals, launch campaigns, unboxing culture, or social posts
- The result should look like a genuine high-end game collector’s edition

Art direction:
- Style: [AAA COLLECTOR’S EDITION PRODUCT SHOT / PREMIUM GAME BOX SET / DARK PRESTIGE RETAIL / ANIME DELUXE EDITION DISPLAY / STEELBOOK LAUNCH CAMPAIGN]
- Color palette: [PALETTE]
- Typography feel: [CINEMATIC GAME TYPE / PREMIUM SERIF / SHARP SCI-FI / DARK FANTASY DISPLAY / CLEAN RETAIL LABELING]
- Material feel: [RIGID COLLECTOR BOX / STEELBOOK / FOIL-STAMP CARTON / PREMIUM INSERT TRAY / RETAIL PRODUCT DISPLAY]
- Lighting or image mood: [DRAMATIC PRODUCT LIGHT / CLEAN PREMIUM STUDIO / COLLECTOR SHELF GLOW / DARK LUXURY / CINEMATIC HIGHLIGHT]
- Background: [STUDIO VOID / PRODUCT PEDESTAL / TEXTURED RETAIL SURFACE / GAME-WORLD COLOR FIELD / SHADOW STAGE]

Composition:
- Show the collector’s edition as one cohesive premium retail object
- Make the outer box, edition name, and included items instantly readable
- Use real product-shot hierarchy and believable physical-box logic
- Make the package feel expensive, complete, and worthy of fandom obsession
- Make the final output feel like a premium fake collector’s edition with viral potential

Output quality:
- ultra-detailed
- visually structured
- commercially believable
- culturally fluent
- polished premium-product styling
- strong hierarchy and spacing
- premium box-set composition
- instantly shareable visual concept

Optional content blocks:
- steelbook close-up
- figurine callout
- item checklist
- preorder bonus strip
- edition number
- platform icons
- age rating
- studio logo
- foil-stamp cue
- “includes digital soundtrack” note

Avoid:
- generic bundle layouts
- weak included-item logic
- fake-looking retail details
- cluttered composition
- random typography choices
- amateur collector-box aesthetics
- too much copy fighting the products
- obvious parody unless intentionally chosen