Like every year since 2016, Steam looks back by revealing the best-selling or best-played games of the previous twelve months. You know, at NoFrag, only first person snipers are valuable to us. So in order to avoid your view Fall guys Or other Agricultural Simulator, I did a snippet of really important topics. This year, Steam delivered Top 100 Best Sellers, Great news, The most popular games, Initial access titles were published, The best VR games Finally, the primary category for leading journalists: The Top 100 games with controllers. If you read this topic, you may say that I had to rinse my eyes with hydroalcoholic gel. I only retained the best sales and the number of players at a time. Because I love Excel love, I also compiled the results of previous years. Here is a small table:
The highest-grossing games are categorized into the following groups: first 12 in platinum, next 12 gold, next 16 silver and last 60 bronze. As the article says, there are no numbers and the games are displayed in random order in each group.
For the most popular games, there was a huge increase in the number of players between 2019 and 2020, so Steam had to modify its variants. He simply doubled them: more than 100,000 players rose to over 200,000 at once, and so on. This is why we see CS: GO From 100,000 to 200,000, the number of players simultaneously increased to almost 750,000 in 2019 and 1,309,000 in 2020 …
So this is good CS: GO It culminates in steam on the multiplayer FPS side, following that PUBG And Rule 2. The latter does not have its full history because it only came on stage in 2019. We notice that too Siege of the rainbow river, Although not exclusively for Steam, has been in the top 12 in terms of revenue since 2017.
For single player games, watching is fun Doom is eternity Among the best-selling and most-played. Apparently he was ahead Cyberpunk 2077, Which has already started to appear above with pre-orders in 2019 …
If you want to watch other games too, go ahead Steam article See different top.
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