Steam charts: Deathloop dominates the top 10

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With the beginning of the new week we throw a closer look at the current Steam sales charts as usual. There, there is again a change in the top spot to proclaim. There is now the recently published time-curtail shooter Deathloop to find - and thanks to the publication of several editions at the same time even on the third place. The previous number 1 \ - Tales of Arise - has been able to place exactly in between.

However, the remaining top 10 is also worth a closer look. So the Western action game Red Dead Redemption 2 climbed significantly up and is currently on the fifth place to find - right behind the Battle Royale Surprise Hit Naraka: BladePoint. In addition, the online role-playing game New World celebrated its comeback in the upper spheres of the Steam sales charts just before the release. Also, in the past few days surprising beaver game Timberborn we can welcome in the top 10. In return, among other things, the Adventure Life is Strange: TRUE COLORS take his hat.

Incidentally, the height of the revenue generated is decisive for the placements of each game in the Steam sales charts. The charts are output weekly in an XML feed to Steam. The following charts refer to the period from 13 to 19 September. Here are the overview:

1. Deathloop
2. Tales of Arise
3. Deathloop

4. Naraka: BladePoint 5. Red Dead Redemption 2 6. NBA 2K22 7. Timberborn 8. Valve Index VR Kit 9. Pre-order New World 10. Save 20% at Valheim

Source: Steam

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The EGO Shooter Deathloop is on the top spot of Steam sales charts. (2) [Source: Bethesda]

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20.09.2021 at 08:30