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Release tracker

Game releases January 2011 on every store

40 titles launched on at least one of 8 stores this month. Each is shown with every store it is on and that store’s own release date, so a PC launch that reached consoles later reads as one game.

  1. 1The Sims™ 3

    Steam revenue approximately $23.8M
  2. 2Dead Space™ 2

    Steam revenue approximately $15M
    Console vs PC
    Xbox same day
  3. 3Magicka

    Steam revenue approximately $8.5M
  4. 4Fallout: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game

    Steam revenue approximately $6M
  5. 5Max Payne

    Steam revenue approximately $5.3M
    Console vs PC
    Xbox −3,323 daysPlayStation +1,933 days
  6. 6Monday Night Combat

    Steam revenue approximately $167.3K
    Console vs PC
    Xbox −168 days
  7. 7APOX

    Steam revenue approximately $133.3K
  8. 8A.R.E.S.: Extinction Agenda

    Steam revenue approximately $108.2K
  9. 9Kaptain Brawe: A Brawe New World

    Steam revenue approximately $79.7K
  10. 10Drawn®: The Painted Tower

    Steam revenue approximately $62K
  11. 11Luxor: 5th Passage

    Steam revenue approximately $49K
  12. 12Europa Universalis III: Divine Wind

    Steam revenue approximately $32.4K
  13. 13Who's That Flying?!

    Steam revenue approximately $27.5K
  14. 14Zeit²

    Steam revenue approximately $17.4K
  15. 15Trino

    Steam revenue approximately $1.3K
  16. Console vs PC
    Nintendo +3,292 daysXbox +5,019 daysPlayStation +5,091 days
  17. Console vs PC
    no PC copy matched
  18. Console vs PC
    Xbox −4,815 days

Ranked by the strongest signal among each title’s copies released this month: modeled revenue, then followers, then reviews. Google Play’s installs-based estimate is too wide, and too new in a launch month, to rank by, so a Play copy ranks by its ratings. Highlighted stores launched it this month. “Console vs PC” counts days from the first release on Steam, GOG or Epic; a minus means the console came first. Chart positions are the best reached this month on the US chart (Epic’s worldwide one), and a copy with the same name but another developer is a different game and is left out.