The game Sony pulled from its storefront in 2020 now sits at 98% positive on Steam — back in the Top 10 bestsellers at 55% off. Five years, 35 million copies, and one of gaming's unlikeliest comebacks.
Sixty-eight concurrent players. A 96% positive rating. One player said it brought them to tears. Steam gave it a Featured Win slot — and at $7.19, the early returns suggest it earned it.
Peter Molyneux's latest is #7 on Steam's Top Sellers — with just 717 concurrent players and three reviews that can't agree on what genre the game even is.
It's 1940 and a Czechoslovakia player has eight railway guns. The newest Hearts of Iron IV Focus Pack sits at 45% positive on Steam — and the reviews tell you exactly why.
An 89-Metacritic RPG with 93% positive reviews just dropped to $29.99 — and Warhorse Studios is kicking $1 per copy to real-world castle preservation.
One day old, 99% positive reviews, #2 on Steam. poncle swapped bullet heaven for deckbuilder dungeon crawling — and the audience followed. Not everyone's convinced, though.
Dragon Ball FighterZ just landed a Steam Featured Win banner — eight years after launch. Reviews are 86% Positive and players are already screaming for Beast Gohan.
$92 million in two weeks. Slay the Spire 2's Early Access revenue has already surpassed the lifetime Steam earnings of both Silksong and Hades II — and the deckbuilder king isn't slowing down.
A $3 game with 33% positive reviews has nearly 30,000 concurrent players and sits at #5 on Steam's Top Sellers chart. The top review sarcastically calls it "Game of the year 2026!"
Delisted from the PlayStation Store in 2020, Cyberpunk 2077 now holds two spots in Steam's top 10. One reviewer calls the Phantom Liberty expansion 'a playable James Bond film.' At 35 million copies sold, the comeback has receipts.
A Metacritic 69. Eighty-six percent positive from 617,077 players. Rust is the survival game reviewers didn't get — and its audience never cared if they did.
At $23.99, No Man's Sky is a Top 10 Steam seller. The game that launched as one of the worst disasters in PC gaming history now sits at Very Positive — and that discount price might be the most honest thing about it.
Six years after launch, Crusader Kings III is finally getting the religion mechanics its name demands. The fans who waited are thrilled. The price tag is $43.99 — and the real content doesn't arrive for months.
An indie game about running a late-90s MMO studio just landed Steam's Featured Win — and its secret is that it's not really about making games at all.
88% positive reviews, 291 concurrent players, and a $10 price tag. But players are hitting a wall at wave 8 of 15 — and the tech tree might not have the answers yet.
Over 17,000 reviews, 88% positive, and a Metacritic 80. But it took until April 2026 for this million-seller to let PC players rebind their mouse buttons.
Steam gave a Featured Win slot to a demon-nun seduction game. One player logged 10.5 hours and praised the "exceptional combat system." Make of that what you will.
Ready or Not is #8 on Steam at half price with 17,000 concurrent players — but 45,000 negative reviews tell a messier story. Meanwhile, an FMV dating game called 'Worthy or Not' just launched with a conveniently similar name.
How Now Sea Cow? hit Steam and immediately dropped to zero concurrent players — a -100% decline. At least four of today's new releases share the same stat line. Launch day discounts couldn't buy a single player.
A $5.59 visual novel has five Steam reviews — one formatted as a literary thesis, another demanding a refund over undisclosed extreme content. The gap between them is the entire Steam review ecosystem in miniature.
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Tyler Vincere