Steam Top sellers for the week of 6 May — 13 May 2025

[Zed Clampet]

Top sellers for the week of 6 May — 13 May 2025​

Week 20

Rank		Name		Change	Developer	Release Date
1.		Counter-Strike 2	Free		Valve	21 August 2012
2.		Destiny 2	Free	83	Bungie	1 October 2019
3.		Clair Obscur: Expedition 33		1	Sandfall Interactive	24 April 2025
4.		Steam Deck				17 January 2025
5.		DOOM: The Dark Ages		25	id Software	15 May 2025
6.		Apex Legends™	Free	16	Respawn	5 November 2020
7.		The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered		4	Bethesda Game Studios	22 April 2025
8.		Stellaris		7	Paradox Development Studio	9 May 2016
9.		Schedule I		4	TVGS	24 March 2025
10.		War Thunder	Free		Gaijin Entertainment	15 August 2013
11.		R.E.P.O.		5	semiwork	26 February 2025
12.		Marvel Rivals	Free	2	NetEase Games	6 December 2024
13.		Dune: Awakening		58	Funcom	10 June 2025
14.		EA SPORTS FC™ 25		3	EA Canada	27 September 2024
15.		NBA 2K25		9	Visual Concepts	4 September 2024
16.		Dead by Daylight		28	Behaviour Interactive Inc.	14 June 2016
17.		PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS	Free	8	PUBG Corporation	21 December 2017
18.		Once Human	Free	1	Starry Studio	9 July 2024
19.		V Rising		11	Stunlock Studios	8 May 2024
20.		Crusader Kings III		7	Paradox Development Studio	1 September 2020

No idea why the week ends on a Tuesday

Nothing overly shocking. CS2 is always #1. Steam Deck is always in the top 5. Destiny has a new expansion. Etc

Since most of the people here seem to be single-player gamers, estimated sales (on Steam) for single-player games. (As a comparison, the estimated number of "owners" of CS2 is over 250 million)

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33--just over 2 million
Doom the Dark Ages: no estimates yet
Oblivion Remastered--about 2.25 million

Estimated sales (on Steam) for single-player games that may feature other modes like co-op or PvP

Schedule I--6 million
V Rising----6.25 million
Crusader Kings III--4.25 million

I left out FC25 and the latest NBA2K because I don't understand the estimates. They seem way too low considering the concurrent player counts and considering they are always in the top charts and have been out for awhile.

 

[Pifanjr]

I was a bit surprised about Stellaris and Crusader Kings III, but I suppose it counts DLC and both of those just got a new one, as well as a free weekend.

 

[Zed Clampet]

I was a bit surprised about Stellaris and Crusader Kings III, but I suppose it counts DLC and both of those just got a new one, as well as a free weekend.

So far as I know, it doesn't count DLC, but DLC frequently causes new people to buy the game. Also, Stellaris is 75 percent off right now, and it's possible that Crusader Kings was on sale at the time, too. Not sure.

 

[Pifanjr]

So far as I know, it doesn't count DLC, but DLC frequently causes new people to buy the game. Also, Stellaris is 75 percent off right now, and it's possible that Crusader Kings was on sale at the time, too. Not sure.

As far as I know it counts both DLC and in-game transactions (which is why free games appear on the list).