In the competitive landscape of digital gaming, the latest weekly sales figures from Steam reveal a dynamic shift among top titles. The Early Access crime title Schedule 1 has made a notable impact, securing the position of the second highest grossing game last week. This marks a slight drop from its debut, as it now trails behind the ever-popular Counter-Strike 2, which has reclaimed its crown as the No. 1 title.
Weekly Sales Dynamics
Following closely, the co-op horror experience REPO has climbed one spot to claim third place, demonstrating its growing popularity among gamers. Meanwhile, the Steam Deck continues to perform well, moving up two positions to fourth. The newly released life simulation game InZoi has seen a slight decline, dropping two spots to fifth, yet it has already surpassed the impressive milestone of one million sales.
In an exciting debut, The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered has entered the charts at sixth place, following its recent launch on PC on April 3rd. The action RPG Monster Hunter Wilds has also experienced a resurgence, climbing two spots to seventh, likely fueled by the introduction of new content that has reinvigorated player interest.
The Call of Duty franchise has made a welcomed return to the Top Ten, thanks to the reintroduction of the beloved Verdansk map in the Warzone battle royale mode. Additionally, Dead by Daylight has re-emerged in ninth place, while the co-op title Split Fiction rounds out the Top Ten.
Here is the Steam Top Ten for the week ending April 8th:
- Counter-Strike 2, Valve
- Schedule 1, TVGS
- REPO, Semiwork
- Steam Deck, Valve
- InZoi, Krafton
- The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered, PlayStation
- Monster Hunter Wilds, Capcom
- Call of Duty, Activision
- Dead by Daylight, Behaviour
- Split Fiction, EA
