Top 10 Steam — Top Sellers — Mar 16–Mar 22, 2026

Fallout 1st, Bethesda’s $12.99 monthly subscription for private servers and atomic shop currency, holds steady at #2, indicating sustained interest in Fallout 76’s premium tier.

A second entry for Fallout 1st appears at #3, likely a separate regional store version, though Steam’s methodology lumps identical products into distinct rows.

iRacing, the subscription-based sim racing service at $9.99 a month, appears for the first of three times, reflecting its persistent appeal among racing enthusiasts.

Another instance of iRacing at #5 underscores the chart’s tendency to multiply entries for the same service, possibly from different country stores or bundles.

iRacing’s third appearance at #6 confirms its revenue strength — three rows for one subscription service speaks more to Steam’s data treatment than player behavior.

Crimson Desert Deluxe Edition at $79.99 lands at #7, a high-price pre-order that signals strong confidence in Pearl Abyss’s upcoming open-world RPG.

Slay the Spire Collection, discounted 38% to $28.11, sneaks in at #8 as a value bundle for players wanting the original game and all its DLC.

Crimson Desert Standard Edition at $69.99 sits at #9, just below its deluxe counterpart, suggesting buyers split between cheaper access and premium extras.

EA Play, the $5.99 monthly subscription, rounds out the top ten, confirming that recurring payments for a catalog of older games remain a popular Steam choice.