Steam Top Sellers — Week 18, 2026 (Live Rankings)

Gamble With Your Friends at $4.95 after a 38% discount is the cheapest game in the top 10, leveraging a deep cut to snatch the runner-up spot—pure impulse-buy energy.

Fallout 1st, Bethesda’s $12.99 subscription for Fallout 76, appears twice on the list (here and at rank 4), signaling that recurring revenue from a niche audience can repeat its chart presence week after week.

Fallout 1st duplicates at rank 4, reinforcing that multiple purchase options (monthly, yearly) or regional splits can push a single product into two slots on Steam’s revenue-driven chart.

Windrose, a full-price $29.99 sandbox MMORPG with no discount, holds rank 5—a rare premium entry that proves dedicated MMO communities will pay full freight for persistent worlds.

Forza Horizon 6 at $69.99 is the most expensive game in the top 10, a full-price racing juggernaut that still commands enough revenue to beat out cheaper competition.

Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era at $29.99 with a 25% discount banks on turn-based strategy nostalgia, landing at rank 7 thanks to a loyal fanbase willing to jump on a sale.

EA Play at $5.99, a flat subscription with no discount, grabs rank 8—another recurring revenue stream that quietly siphons cash from gamers who want access to a library without owning individual titles.

iRacing at $9.99 appears first at rank 9, a subscription-based hardcore racing sim that relies on a dedicated base of high-spending enthusiasts to sustain its chart presence.

iRacing repeats at rank 10, mirroring Fallout 1st’s double appearance—sub accounts, gift purchases, or tiered pricing likely explain this duplication on a revenue-only chart.