Top Sellers
Steam’s own sales chart, worldwide and in the 19 countries that have one, with how far each game moved in an hour, a day and a week. Use it to see what sells right now and where a game sells better than elsewhere.
Open Top Sellers →
- Pick a chart. Worldwide by default, or one of 19 countries: Steam keeps a separate chart only for them and shows the worldwide one everywhere else.
- Read the moves. 1 h, 24 h and 7 d show how many places a game gained ▲ or lost ▼ since then; NEW means it was not in the chart at all. On a country chart the Worldwide column gives the same game’s place in the world, highlighted when it ranks at least three times higher here.
- What stands out picks the games that climbed or entered the top 250 within a day and the biggest move of the last hour; on a country chart, also the local favourites.
- Sells far better here — on a country chart, the games that rank at least three times higher there than worldwide, or are missing from the worldwide chart.
- Filters. Games only by default, with DLC and other items skipped, so the numbering has gaps; or everything. Depth from 100 to 1,000 places, and tag. Click a time column for the biggest climbers first, again for the biggest drops.
Worth knowing
- Top Sellers counts money, not copies: an expensive game climbs on fewer sales. Places are Steam’s own; adults-only titles are left out, and places are counted without them.
- The chart is read every half hour, and the page updates hourly.