Top 10 Steam — Top Sellers — Mar 30–Apr 5, 2026

Fallout 1st, Bethesda’s subscription service for Fallout 76, appears at $12.99, reflecting steady demand for private servers and the survival bundle in the wasteland community.

A second entry for Fallout 1st at the same $12.99 price suggests Steam lists distinct subscription tiers (e.g., monthly vs. annual) or a data quirk, but it underscores the game’s ongoing revenue pull.

Slay the Spire 2, the highly-anticipated deck-builder sequel, snags fourth place at $24.99—a sign that early-access launches of beloved indies can outpace subscription juggernauts.

EA Play lands at $5.99, the cheapest item on the list, proving that a low-entry subscription library of EA titles still attracts budget-conscious PC gamers.

iRacing’s base membership at $9.99 appears here, likely the monthly tier, indicating consistent demand for the hardcore simulation racing service.

Another iRacing listing at the same $9.99 suggests a separate tier (maybe annual or a specific car/track pack) generating repeat revenue for the niche sim community.

A third iRacing entry reinforces the service’s segmented monetization—each tier or bundle counts as a distinct product, inflating its top-10 presence.

Star Wars: The Old Republic subscriptions appear at $14.99, showing that this decade-old MMO still commands a loyal subscriber base willing to pay for premium access.

A second SWTOR subscription entry mirrors the pattern of tiered service listings, confirming that MMO monetization is a steady revenue engine even in a week dominated by new releases.