Steams January 2020 topsellers

[Chairmanchuck (另一个我)]

https://steamcommunity.com/games/593110/announcements/detail/3737361949648622380

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Interesting tidbits:

Many first Steam releases on the list​

One trend that didn't change this month is that of new developers finding success when bringing their first product to Steam. We're excited to welcome 10 development teams on this month's list who are launching their very first product on Steam. Some of these teams have worked together for years, bringing games to other devices or platforms, while others are working together for the first time.

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2010 was a long time ago​

Finally, it's not very often that we get the opportunity to take a look back at an entire decade and reflect on how much has changed. For those who are nostalgic, curious or even looking for a classic game to explore, we thought we'd look at the top games debuting in January 2010 (sorted by release date). The list for January 2010 is quite different from our normal format, as it contains just 11 games, which happens to be every single game that released on Steam that month. Of these 11 games, only three of them would have charted on today's Top 20.

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Full list:

1. 部落与弯刀 / Sands of Salzaar
   
   汉家松鼠 Han-Squirrel Studio (China)​
2. 港詭實錄 / Paranormal HK
   
   Ghostpie Studio (China)​
3. SUPER ROBOT WARS X
   
   B.B.STUDIO CO.,LTD. (Japan)​
4. GemCraft - Frostborn Wrath
   
   Game in a Bottle (Hungary)​
5. Atelier Ayesha: The Alchemist of Dusk DX
   
   KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD. (Japan)​
6. Atelier Escha & Logy: Alchemists of the Dusk Sky DX
   
   KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD. (Japan)​
7. Atelier Shallie: Alchemists of the Dusk Sea DX
   
   KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD. (Japan)​
8. some some convenience store 썸썸 편의점
   
   TALESSHOP Co., Ltd. (Republic of Korea)​
9. DRAGON BALL Z: KAKAROT
   
   CyberConnect2 Co. Ltd. (Japan)​
10. ROMANCE OF THE THREE KINGDOMS XIV
    
    KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD. (Japan)​
11. DEEEER Simulator: Your Average Everyday Deer Game
    
    NASPAPA GAMES (Japan)​
12. Temtem
    
    Crema (Spain)​
13. Utawarerumono: Mask of Deception
    
    AQUAPLUS (Japan)​
14. The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners
    
    Skydance Interactive (US)​
15. Commandos 2 - HD Remaster
    
    Yippee! Entertainment (UK) Pyro Studios (Spain)​
16. Warhammer Underworlds: Online
    
    Steel Sky Productions (Australia)​
17. Coffee Talk
    
    Toge Productions (Indonesia)​
18. The Pedestrian
    
    Skookum Arts (US)​
19. Astellia
    
    Studio 8 (Republic of Korea)​
20. Not For Broadcast
    
    NotGames (UK)​

 

[sirap]

Happy to see Temtem selling well. Fantastic game and team behind it.

 

[Kalentan]

Good on Temtem...

But do I see Saints & Sinners? Really happy to see it doing well as... well.

 

[Theswweet]

Glad to see Utawarerumono chart, but good lord I wish the ports were better.

 

[Hella]

I would not have expected an FMV game to be up there. (Not For Broadcast, an Early Access title.)

Grats to them.

 

[Ted]

I have Paranormal HK on my wishlist. The Kowloon Walled City was a fascinating place and though the game looks like it has some issues I think I'll pick it up at some point just to experience the setting.

 

[texhnolyze]

Super Robot Wars game is a top seller, on PC. What a time to be alive.

 

[Dreamboum]

The pedestrian looks like a dope game

 

[spad3]

The Pedestrian peaked my interest a while ago, glad to see it doing well in sales. On my wishlist currently, i'll probably get around to it in a couple months

 

[Spaltazar]

Atelier Ayesha, really? Gonna have to check that one out, i loved Ryza (which was my first atelier game)

 

[deltabreak]

Wasn't expecting a Korean-only game to be one of the best selling games on steam

 

[mccauslander]

Glad to see an Aussie game crack the top 20!

 

[karnage10]

I wish super robot wars was buyable for me. /sigh

 

[Nzyme32]

Hugely important to highlight something Steam seems to do regularly:

If you've followed our previous posts, you know that we like to highlight the developers who are creating these awesome products. Every month, it's remarkable to see how diverse the representation of developers is from around the world. In the past six months alone, top releases were developed in more than 30 different countries across six continents. This diversity ensures that no matter where players live, it's easy to find games with familiar language use, regional pop culture references, local themes & settings and all sorts of other variety that simply wouldn't exist if developers were all from one region. January's new releases brought a surprising amount of content from one region in particular. More than half of January's top releases were developed in Asia, with eight titles coming from Japanese development teams.

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[squall23]

See? Anime's not dead. Even if it's region-locked.

 

[AndrewDTF]

Steam is thriving, which is good, because Steam is good for PC gaming

 

[Rosebud]

I love the variety on those lists

 

[Marble]

Haha I literally don't know a single game on that list.