Dying Light: The Beast debuted at the third position on the Steam sales chart
During the week from September 16 to 23, Counter-Strike 2 reclaimed the top spot in the chart of highest-grossing games on Steam. It was joined in the top three by Dota 2 and Dying Light: The Beast.
Dying Light: The Beast
The fourth place in the chart went to EA SPORTS FC 26, which recently opened early access for owners of the ultimate edition. The full release of the soccer simulator is set for the day after tomorrow, September 25.
Borderlands 4, which topped the chart the previous week, dropped to fifth place. Hollow Knight: Silksong also lost ground, dropping out of the top 10 to 14th place.
Meanwhile, thanks to discounts, Cyberpunk 2077 returned to the top ten.
The space cooperative shooter Jump Space debuted in ninth position, Silent Hill f (early access) in 13th position, skate. in 17th, Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds (early access) in 19th, Arena Breakout: Infinite in 40th, Ratatan in 45th, and ENDLESS Legend 2 in 46th place.
It is also worth noting the success of the Russian indie horror game No, I’m not a Human. The game climbed 46 spots in the chart over the week, reaching 23rd place. Previously, its developers from Trioskaz reported that 100,000 people had purchased the new release within four days.
Top 10 highest-grossing paid products on Steam for the week of September 16-23:
1. Dying Light: The Beast;
2. EA SPORTS FC 26;
3. Borderlands 4;
4. Steam Deck;
5. Jump Space;
6. Cyberpunk 2077;
7. Silent Hill f;
8. Hollow Knight: Silksong;
9. Battlefield 6;
10. Helldivers 2.
Top 20 highest-grossing products on Steam for the week of September 16-23