Here Are the Top 100 Selling Games on Steam in 2016

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  • Here Are the Top 100 Selling Games on Steam in 2016

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    Valve did something a bit different this year. They have compiled a list of Steam's top 100 grossing titles in 2016. They have broken the list into four categories to give you some idea of how well they sold. Of course, specifics about revenues are not disclosed.
    - Platinum: The first through 12th best seller
    - Gold: 13th - 24th best seller
    - Silver: 25th - 40th top seller
    - Bronze: 41st - 100th top seller

    In Platinum you're looking at games like The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Fallout 4, and No Man's Sky. It even includes Dota 2 a free-to-play game. Yep, people spent enough on microtransactions for that game that it's in the top 10 biggest grossing titles on Steam. That's just wild.

    Gold tier includes games like Stardew Valley, Doom, and Rise of the Tomb Raider.

    Silver includes games like Subnautica, Cities Skylines, and Deus Ex: Mankind Divided.

    Bronze is the largest tier and includes games like Firewatch, The Sims 3, Undertale, Dishonored 2, and Hitman.

    As of this writing, all of these games are still on sale.

    • jimykx
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      I approve!

    • K-16
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      Subnautica hit Silver tier? Cool! Congrats Unknown Worlds Entertainment! And here I thought people wouldn't be open-minded enough to give that game a try. Figured people only cared for Natural-Selection. Glad I'm wrong.

    • jimykx
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      jimykx commented
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      Originally posted by K-16
      Subnautica hit Silver tier? Cool! Congrats Unknown Worlds Entertainment! And here I thought people wouldn't be open-minded enough to give that game a try. Figured people only cared for Natural-Selection. Glad I'm wrong.
      Really? I thought the total oposite! I was sad how everyone only knew about Subnautica and Natural Selection which I absolutely love was left to die

    • K-16
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      K-16 commented
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      I don't see it that way. I see Natural-Selection as something similar to Unreal Tournament or TF2. Community developed with developers' supervision, causing updates to continue to this day (new maps in the last update). Well... Except NS2 is sold at retail and not free to play. But other than that, not dead otherwise there's no need for updates. I think the monthly newsletter I signed up to only really talked about NS2. Not much on Subnautica.
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