Steam Top Sellers in the United States

Top Sellers is Steam's own public chart: everything on sale, ordered by revenue. We read it every half hour and publish once an hour, so the chart here is the latest reading at the time of publishing; its time is shown under the title. The 1 h, 24 h and 7 d columns compare each place with the nearest reading that far back.

The chart counts money, not copies, and it moves fast near the top: within an hour more than half of the first hundred places change, usually by a single step; within a day nearly all of them do. A title marked new was not in the chart, about 12,000 places deep, at the earlier reading. Climbers are looked for among the first 250 places only: deeper down a place rests on a handful of sales.

Steam keeps a separate chart for 19 countries and shows the worldwide one everywhere else, which is why only those 19 are here; the United States is one of them. DLC, Valve's hardware and soundtracks hold places in the chart alongside games. The table lists games only unless you switch to Everything, and the place numbers are always Steam's own, the same a game's page shows, so a games-only list has gaps. Adults-only titles, which Steam hides from visitors who are not signed in, are left out, and places are counted without them.