Top 10 Steam — Top Sellers — Mar 23–Mar 29, 2026

Fallout 1st, Bethesda's subscription service for Fallout 76, costs $12.99 and appears twice on this chart, a sign that post-apocalyptic fans will pay monthly for private servers and cosmetics.

Fallout 1st reappears at rank 3, either due to a glitch in Valve's aggregation or a surge of subscribers buying multiple months in one purchase.

Slay the Spire 2, a deck-building roguelike sequel, holds steady at $24.99, a price that early access fans found reasonable for a genre-defining follow-up.

Prime Status Upgrade, a subscription add-on for the game Prime, costs $14.99 and gives players access to exclusive in-game content across multiple titles.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019) is on sale for just $5.99, a 90% discount that propelled the aging shooter back into the top 10, a classic tactic to refresh the player base before a new release.

iRacing, a hardcore racing simulation, appears at $7.49 with a 25% discount, appealing to its passionate niche of virtual drivers who pay for precision and realism.

Another identical iRacing entry at rank 8, likely reflecting multiple subscription tiers or regional pricing being counted separately.

A third iRacing listing at rank 9, further muddying the chart's clarity but confirming the sim's consistent revenue from its dedicated community.

EA Play, a $5.99 monthly subscription, lands at the bottom of the chart, showing that even Electronic Arts' game catalog can find buyers on Steam, especially when priced lower than a fast-food meal.