Top 10 Steam — Top Sellers — Apr 20–Apr 26, 2026

‘PRAGMATA’ — a full-priced $59.99 RPG — holds steady at #2, proving that hardcore fans will pay top dollar for a deep, single-player adventure even when alternatives are cheaper.

‘Prime Status Upgrade’ at $14.99 is the only subscription-based item in the top 10, indicating that gamers are still investing in Valve’s ecosystem beyond one-time purchases.

‘MOUSE: P.I. For Hire’ — a noir first-person shooter at $29.99 — debuts at #4, capitalizing on its unique aesthetic to attract both indie fans and shooter enthusiasts.

‘Crimson Desert’ at $69.99 — one of the few AAA titles at full price — lands at #5, suggesting that open-world action-RPG hype remains strong despite the steep entry point.

‘Slay the Spire 2’ — $24.99 — continues to sell well post-launch, showing that the deck-building roguelike genre has a dedicated, repeat-buying audience.

The ‘MOUSE: P.I. For Hire Digital Deluxe Edition’ at $39.99 (#7) cannibalizes some sales from the base game at #4, a classic sign of a premium-tier DLC strategy working.

‘Forza Horizon 6’ at $69.99 — the most expensive full-price title on the list — sits at #8, a mixed signal for Microsoft’s console-to-PC port strategy in a week of discounts.

‘Ready or Not’ — a tactical first-person shooter at $24.99 with a 50% discount — surges to #9, proving that deep price cuts can revive interest in older simulation-heavy shooters.

‘Halo: The Master Chief Collection’ at $9.99 (75% off) slides into #10, a clear sign that massive discounts on legacy franchises still drive sales on Steam.