Before undertaking any action, one must first fix in their consciousness the fact of non-possession. Open your Steam library. Conduct a mental (or visual) audit. If the game "Peak" is already present in the list—congratulations, you have reached the endpoint of this guide prematurely.

Close it.

If the game is absent, feel that void. This void is your starting point.

Your computer is already on. A good start. Most likely—you are in order. Locate and activate the Steam client. This is not a summoning ritual; it is merely a program. You are presumed to have it.

It is assumed you already exist within the ecosystem.

If you do not—you are not reading a guide, but your own fantasy. You have a good imagination. You may set this text aside and imagine the gameplay. No purchase will be required.

Once inside, direct your gaze to the top panel. There, among other words, resides the word "Store." Click on it. This is not a metaphorical store trading in impressions or spiritual epiphanies. This is a digital marketplace. You have taken the first step in the correct direction.

In the upper right corner, an area for inputting symbols will present itself. This is not a place for lyricism; it is a tool. Use it. Enter four letters: P-E-A-K.

Some difficulties may arise here. Do not fret; the guide is in no hurry, but do have a conscience. Waiting is available within reasonable limits.

Observe. As you type, the system will begin offering you options. These are not mystical signs; they are algorithms. Among the offerings, the sought artifact—the game "Peak"—should appear. Click on it.

Should doubts arise, remember: you are not choosing your fate, you are choosing a product.

You will land on the game's page. Here, everything is simultaneously important and unimportant. You may study the screenshots, which are but shadows of the actual process. You may read the description, which is a promise. You may peruse the reviews of others—this is a chorus of alien impressions.

Your attention must be riveted to one single element on this page. The large, typically green button. It will read something like "Add to Cart" or, if the developer decided to be bold, directly "Buy." This is the portal to the next stage.

Commit the click.

The cart. Digital, metaphorical, and, at the same time, perfectly real. "Peak" now rests within it. Imagine it, believe it. You cannot touch it; it is impossible. For now.

Your task is to translate intention into action. Find the button labeled "Purchase for myself" and click it.

The system, acting as a fastidious notary, will ask you to confirm the details: payment method, cost. This is not an existential test. This is accounting. Choose your method of parting with monetary units and follow the instructions. They are exceedingly concrete.

After the financial rite is completed, you will return to the client. And now—the most important part. Open your library once more. Run your eyes down the list.

If you have correctly executed all previous steps (and if your bank card did not question your resolve), the game "Peak" should now occupy its rightful place.

It resides in the state of "Install." This is normal.

Already yours, but not yet with you.

Do not rush to click anywhere. Step back.

The goal is achieved—the game has transitioned from the category of "desired" to the category of "acquired." This is sufficient for one session. Rest. Comprehend the fact of possession. Take a pause—five minutes, an hour, a day.

When the time comes to materialize your digital acquisition, when the desire matures to move from possession to experience—the further path is described elsewhere. Seek the guide "PEAK: How to Launch?" It knows what to do next.

For now—simply observe the icon in your library. It is going nowhere.(?)