Silent Hill 2 has fallen out of Steam's top rankings, but TCG Card Shop Simulator is holding on firmly

The list of top-grossing products in the Valve store for the week from October 15 to 22 has been published. Let's dive into the top ten without considering free-to-play products.

When discussing the top 10 highest-grossing premium games of the past week, it's important to highlight five key points:

• For the second week in a row, the fighting game DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO by Namco Bandai is leading the chart. The project has accumulated nearly 30,000 reviews, and the online player count fell below 50,000 only in the third week of sales.
• Liar’s Bar, which we already wrote about today, is showing excellent momentum. Compared to last week, the game from Turkish developers not only maintained its sales but also grew. It climbed five positions in the premium title rankings and currently has over 7,000 reviews.
• Ahead of its release slated for October 25, the preorder for Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 re-entered the top ten. The game has been on sale since July this year. The main intrigue this week: what kind of online presence will the game show at launch on Steam?
• The Silent Hill 2 remaster stayed in the top-grossing Steam premium products for just two weeks. During this time, the game garnered almost 15,000 reviews, 95% of which are positive. Currently, the title is no longer in the chart.
• TCG Card Shop Simulator is showing a very strong retention level. The card game shop simulator has been circling around the top 10 highest-grossing premium games since mid-September. The game has 15,000 reviews, and its online count was around 40,000 players throughout the first month of sales.

When it comes to the top 10, including free-to-play products, the notable point is the return of Throne and Liberty to the top 3. Unfortunately, there's no data on how much the new MMO from Amazon and NCSOFT might have earned on Steam. However, VG Insights estimates its downloads at 1.2 million.