Valve has revealed Steam’s best selling games and top new releases of 2017. For the best selling games of 2017, Valve looked at game sales, in-game transactions, and DLC, took the top 100 products and split them into tiers. The first two tiers feature 12 games, the third tier features 16 games and the last tier features 60 games.
The best selling games of 2017 are GTA V, Ark: Survival Evolved, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Divinity: Original Sin II, Ghost Recon Wildlands, Rainbow Six Siege, DOTA 2, Warframe H1Z1, PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, Rocket League and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.
You can find the rest of the Top100 best selling games below.
As said, Valve has also revealed the top new releases of 2017. In January 2017, the top new releases were Resident Evil 7, Detention, Torment: Tides of Numenera, Pit People, Urban Empire, Avorion, Tales of Berseria and Conan Exiles.
Below you can find all the top new releases for the rest 11 months!
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i assume this isn’t in order of what sold the most otherwise PUBG would be at the top.
Wolfenstein 2 looks like a flop too. The says of the pc version of Prey are the only thing that kept the studio alive. origins didnt do well either, you hear that kim kardashian? This entire year has been flop on flop after flop. Heck shadow of war was a giant microtransaction simulator.
You say the future is dark becuase of low sales? Becuase 2017 was the year the AAA industry decided to kill itself. Maybe not make crap games next year.
It’s been a solid year for non-AAA games, specifically. AAA itself spent it humiliating itself over and over.
And it’s been a hell of a year for mocking wanna-be video game journalists, so that’s great too ^^
Whiney little b*tches screaming about bullsh*t like Cuphead being racist getting what they deserve; humiliation. Sycophantic a$$lickers defending microtransactions because of their relationship with publishers getting what they deserve; humiliation. Etc. etc. etc.
I don’t see your point about there having been “many great AAA games this year” at all. At best I can name a few mediocrities, but other than…..
Complaining? I’m mocking them. They got humiliated, I’m gloating. It’s hilarious to see these arrogant sycophantic little sh*ts get what’s been long-since coming to them.
– I don’t think much of Horizon Zero Dawn really,
– Nier is great but AA, not AAA,
– Breath of the Wild is Switch so no comment,
– Mario? Super Mario Odyssey? Again, Switch, so no comment,
– Wolfenstein II is a sick joke,
– Resident Evil 7 was good, I’d forgotten that’s (barely) a 2017 title, sure,
– Persona 5 hmm….. solid, but AAA?
– Injustice 2 is solid, sure
– I’d classify Sniper Elite 4 as AA, but beyond that I haven’t bothered with it yet so no comment,
– Dishonored 2 was good, the expansion was sh*t
– No comment on Rabbids,
– Prey, yeah
– Uncharted Lost Legacy is a bad joke,
– Pokemon is handheld.
Doesn’t really leave us with much…..
“Your opinion isn’t important, I was talking about the overall reception for these games and they’re all considered good-great games.
For you the year may have been disappointing, but overall, for everyone else it was another good year.”
So, my opinion isn’t important, yet you somehow consider yourself important enough to speak for “everyone else”? Also, on what basis are you making these claims? Community reception, critical, or both? Because critical reception is a joke, and community reception on some of the aforementioned games is rather mixed, so “everyone else” is a bit of an exaggeration – at best.
Or, no, wait, let me guess – “minorities, so f*ck them”, right?
Switch, not Twitch, my bad.
Call of Duty also generally has a solid critical and community reception, with the obvious infamous exception of Infinite Warfare, of course. So what? Does that make Call of Duty 2017 good, or just well received?
And that’s without pointing out that to the CoD fanbase, it’s “mainly just a loud minority on the internet” that hates Call of Duty.
My point is, more carefully well crafted games are always under selling to buggy multiplayer/coop and zombie games. And no I’m not talking about only Pubg. Any game with good level design? Nobody cares. Does it have 100 icons on the map / multiplayer? Insta buy. Looks like Shadow of War did pretty well for itself on the PC too