Steam Top 10 Profits: Weekly Leaderboard and Fresh Arrivals on Steam

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Valve has published the TOP 10 projects that brought in the most profit in the last week in the Steam store (October 3-9).

Steam leadership remains firmly in the hands of the Steam Deck, a handheld PC that continues to dominate earnings across the platform. Close behind, the Steam Deck Dock for the console stands as a strong performer, particularly among gamers who want a seamless docking experience for bigger screens. FIFA 23 keeps its spot at the top of profitability through consistent sales, with a notable surge thanks to attractive bundles and regional discounts that keep its appeal high for football fans. A significant price drop has also pushed Need for Speed Heat into a competitive position, drawing in players who enjoy high-speed street racing with modern visuals and racing circuits. The Marauders makes its entrance into the top ten, drawing attention as a new title with a blend of survival action and tactical multiplayer. An early access survival title, developed by Obsidian Entertainment, known for Fallout: New Vegas, also finds traction, signaling continued interest in narrative-driven survival experiences. The mix showcases a marketplace that rewards both established franchises and ambitious new experiments in the survival and action genres.

TOP 10:

  1. Steam Deck remains the leading earner, continuing to drive sales across various regions and configurations.
  2. Steam Deck Dock expands the ecosystem by enabling easy docking for larger displays and enhanced control setups.
  3. FIFA 23 sustains profitability through ongoing bundles, discounts, and platform-wide promotions that keep the title popular among fans.
  4. Need for Speed Heat experiences renewed interest thanks to meaningful discounts and ongoing content updates that appeal to driving game enthusiasts.
  5. Marauders debuts among the top performers, drawing attention with its survival-action gameplay and cooperative play.
  6. Cyberpunk 2077 maintains momentum as a benchmark for open-world storytelling and technical performance on PC stores.
  7. Grounded remains a durable choice for players who enjoy micro-encounter survival in a quirky, grounded setting.
  8. FIFA 23 (different editions) continues to perform well, reflecting the franchise’s broad appeal across console and PC players seeking varied content.
  9. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (pre-order) keeps momentum through pre-release interest and ongoing multiplayer appeal.
  10. Slime Rancher 2 closes the list with its unique, family-friendly gameplay and ongoing updates that attract a dedicated audience.

Earlier in September, Valve named the most popular graphics card among Steam users. The service has also added four free-to-play games, including a horror title, a Bomberman-style clone, and a darkly satirical homage to Dark Souls. A notable achievement features a creative setup where a user mounted 40 RGB keyboards on a wall and paired them with a touchscreen display measuring 80 by 48 pixels, demonstrating how deeply some players engage with personalized, immersive setups.

Valve Approved: A new Half-Life game is coming to Steam, offering players a chance to revisit Gordon Freeman in a ready-to-play environment. Valve announced a sale on Steam that has never before been seen on the platform, creating an opportunity for players to discover classic favorites and fresh releases at compelling prices. Valve also showcased a variety of Steam Deck configurations and prototypes, illustrating how the device could evolve while maintaining its core portability and performance features.

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