Release tracker
Game releases March 2015 on every store
338 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.
1Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number
Steam revenue approximately $24.8M- Console vs PC
- PlayStation same dayXbox +3,149 days
2Zombie Army Trilogy
Steam revenue approximately $24.6M- Console vs PC
- PlayStation −3 daysXbox same dayNintendo +1,852 days
3Paperbound
Steam revenue approximately $10.3K- Console vs PC
- PlayStation same day
- Console vs PC
- no PC copy matched
- Console vs PC
- no PC copy matched
- Console vs PC
- no PC copy matched
- Console vs PC
- PlayStation −279 days
- Console vs PC
- PC copy by another developer — not matched
- Console vs PC
- Xbox −2 daysPlayStation +26 days
- Console vs PC
- no PC copy matched
- Console vs PC
- PlayStation −161 days
- Console vs PC
- no PC copy matched
- Console vs PC
- PlayStation +512 daysNintendo +2,061 daysXbox +3,642 days
- Console vs PC
- PlayStation +5,479 days
- Console vs PC
- PlayStation −44 daysXbox +505 daysNintendo +875 days
- Console vs PC
- PlayStation −105 days
- Console vs PC
- PlayStation +152 days
- Console vs PC
- PlayStation −1,731 daysNintendo same day
- Console vs PC
- no PC copy matched
20Yorbie™
- Console vs PC
- no PC copy matched
- Console vs PC
- PlayStation −154 daysNintendo +1,655 daysXbox +1,949 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.