So I quickly show you the process I had to have the final result:

First I took the image to the editor where you can see it without filters or anything like that, even though it is a good photo, but it seems to me that it is very simple in terms of colours.

Now to start add some shadows on the root layer of the photo, in this case on the opposite side add a dark blue glow to go with the light source of the monitor on the desktop.

Now you may not notice the difference so much, but in this step I added an outer layer of shadows that go from the left to the right, because I want the dark parts to be more marked.

It's time for you to see how the 100% intensity of the colours works magic, as it enhances each of the colours in the photo, now you will see that it will work much better in the end.

As I want to convey a spooky atmosphere, I put a photo filter, which is cold and dark.

And to finish, a detail referring to the community that inspired me to photograph in video games, so you must already know what I mean.

But I discovered that I could put a static texture in the logo to combine it with the screen.

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Before:

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And here you can see how the original image was from the beginning.

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After:

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This is how the final result turned out, I'd love you to comment on how you liked the idea of retouching photos in video games, thanks for reading!

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Requirements to play:

Processor: 2.2 GHz Dual Core CPU
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics Card: 512 MB NVIDIA GeForce 9800GTX / ATI Radeon HD 3xxx series
DirectX: Version 9.0c
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Hard disk: 5 GB available space

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Translated with: DeepL.com

All images were captured in the video game