CS:GO Regains Bestseller Throne Thanks to Operation Riptide
Last week on Steam belonged to CS:GO - Operation Riptide. Also New World, Naraka: Bladepoint, Deathloop, Timberborn and Gas Station Simulator were doing pretty well.
- Excellent debut of CS:GO - Operation Riptide and a successful launch of Potion Craft;
- Pre-orders of New World are selling out like hotcakes;
- Naraka: Bladepoint continues to impress;
- Sales of Deathloop, Timberborn and Gas Station Simulator remain high.
As every Monday, the list of Steam's biggest (by revenue) bestsellers of the past week was released. Compared to the previous list, a lot has changed. The leader of sales turned out to be Operation Riptide for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. This shows once again the strength of the CS:GO brand... especially since this particular Operation only costs $15
Second and third place on the bestseller list went to two different editions of New World. Traditionally, it was not revealed which spot went to which edition. The game will be released tomorrow and all indications are that it will be the biggest MMORPG release in a long time.
The fourth place was defended by the network action game Naraka: Bladepoint. The results of this title do not cease to impress. Not only it remains in Steam's top 10 bestsellers since release, but its popularity is constantly growing. Last week it once again set a new activity record - this time it reached 160,924 people.
The game Potion Craft: Alchemist Simulator recorded asuccessful debut. Deathloop, as well as Timberborn and Gas Station Simulator also continue to sell well. The top ten also included pre-orders of FIFA 22.
The biggest Steam hits of the past week (by revenue):
# | Product: |
1. | |
2. | New World (pre-order) |
3. | New World (pre-order) |
4. | |
5. | FIFA 22 (pre-order) |
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