Xion pairs an indie game developer site with eCommerce support and customizable styling, navigation, and page elements.
Updated November 5, 2026 · theme.markets editorial team
An indie game site with a store option
Xion is presented as a theme for indie game developers, with eCommerce support for selling products from the site. The marketplace description identifies store support but does not specify dedicated game, product, or shop page layouts.
Style and page-element controls
The marketplace description says Xion's front-end theme customizer lets you adjust colors and fonts. It also describes the Boosted Elements add-on as a way to create sliders, maps, and popups. These give you styling controls and additional page elements, as described by the vendor rather than verified through installation or runtime testing.
Navigation and layout behavior
Built-in mega-menu support allows dropdown navigation with more menu content. The vendor also describes an option to keep the header fixed at the top of the browser and a responsive layout. Compatibility information observed November 5, 2026 lists Elementor, Elementor Pro, and WooCommerce 7.x.x through 10.x.x; these are marketplace claims, not verified test results.
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