Wishlist risers

Which unreleased games climbed Steam’s Top Wishlists chart fastest in a week or a month. Use it to spot breakouts early and to see what kind of games are gaining right now.

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Wishlist risers chart — Day by day: estimated wishlists of every game on the list, on a log scale, or its place relative to the start of the period. Hover a line; click it or a row in the table to keep the game highlighted.

Wishlist risers table — The list: chart place before and after with the multiple, estimated wishlists gained and new followers. Click a column header to sort.

Weeks or Months. A week runs Sunday to Sunday; a month from the last day of the previous month to its own last day, and the current month up to its last full day. The arrows step through the archive.
Who makes the list. Unreleased games that hold a place in the top 3,000 at both ends of the period. The 30 whose place improved the most get in, ordered by estimated wishlists gained. Improvement is a ratio: #4,000 → #2,000 and #400 → #200 are the same jump. Games that entered the chart during the period are listed separately.
Filters. 18+ (hidden by default), publishers (no AAA by default, all, or self-published only), chart depth (top 1,000, 3,000 or 5,000), list length (30, 50 or 100) and tag. The link keeps your settings, so a configured view can be shared.
What stands out sums the period up above the chart: the biggest gain, the biggest jump and the tags the risers carry far more often than the chart as a whole.
Share image next to the chart and next to the table saves each of them as a picture; a link to the page shows its own preview card.
Steam does not publish wishlist counts: the wishlist numbers are our approximate estimate based on chart place. Followers are the game’s Steam community followers.