Did I mention that my heart briefly leapt the first time I saw 'Scorched Earth' appear in my RSS feeds, believing it to be a new version of my beloved tank-bombing game from the 90s? No? Well I have now. Grand Theft Auto Vīack once again because it was half priceorized in order to encourage adoption of ye aforementioned Scorched Earth expansion. I would like to apologise unreservedly on RPS' behalf for our tweet last week that claimed 'Attack On Titan: Wings Of Freedom is like EDF but legitimately good.' This Tweet was unfair and inaccurate, and the writer responsible has been coated in honey and thrown onto a nest of fire ants. Honestly, I hadn't heard of this before now, but I'm so in love with the ridiculous title that I don't even want to look it up in case in shatters my glorious illusions about what this is. I understand the argument, and exactly that has almost certainly happened to something somewhere, but in the case of ARK they've got such a fuckton of money and therefore resources at their disposal that I do not doubt they can be working on the main game and making add-ons simultaneously. The reason people are concerned about charging for DLC while the base game is still in early access is that they're worried it means resources are diverted away from finishing or perfecting the main game in order to nickel'n'dime something else, and that it might mean features or polish they've long waited for might be delayed. Despite coming up to twenty hours in, I'm still finding it to be a rather sterile game (oddly so, given how ornate and wonderful its visual design is) so I don't entirely mourn this. Deus Ex: Mankind DividedĪdam Jensen: The Do-Over's reign at the top was brief. I would almost rather include Counter-Strike Global Offensive in these charts once a week for every week of my life than become embroiled in that particular discussion, so I'll leave you with the devs' brief statement on the matter instead. The paid add-on for the deathless dino survival game (see below) claims the top-spot despite some noise around the, y'know, ethics of releasing real money DLC for a base game that is still in Early Access and therefore not yet 'finished' in the traditional sense. This is, however, pretty much all that Steam ever lets slip about what's going on, though you can look to the guesstimates on Steam Spy if you want to try and drill down further into actual figures. revenue earned vs copies sold then I do not know of it, but neither can I say for certain that there is not. If there is any massaging of figures or weighing of e.g. They are not what are the top ten best-selling games at this moment in time, as seen on the front-page of Steam and which are invariably a little different.

Cos this stuff comes up in comments most every time I run one of these: these charts depict the top ten best-selling games on Steam as accumulated over the week leading up to Sunday just gone.

Counter strike steam charts