Valve has summarized the past year on Steam. The service recorded big increases - both in terms of revenue and user activity.
Valve summarized the last year on Steam. The statement included a bunch of interesting stats and results of this service.
In other interesting news, Valve reminded that 2021 was a landmark year for Steam, as Microsoft and Sony Interactive Entertainment games finally began to be released on the platform.
Valve did not release any VR games in 2021, but the segment still saw growth on Steam. The number of VR users in 2021 increased by 11% and the number of unique game sessions increased by 22%.
Valve also bragged about the results of its sales. During last year's summer sale, revenue was 13% higher than during the 2020 Steam Summer Sale. Steam Next Fest events, which enbale users to check out demos of hundreds of games, were also very popular. Thanks to them, 2021 saw a 22-fold increase in terms of games added to wishlists compared to the events held in 2020.
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