Top 10 Steam Sales of the Week: Return of CS:GO and Elden Ring

The official weekly sales statistics for the Steam digital gaming service, created by Valve, have been published. The top consists of both games and add-ons to them, as well as devices of the developer company. Some of the titles on the list may be duplicated as Valve lists different editions and packs in the top. In our weekly column, we will look at interesting projects that have become bestsellers from July 11 to July 17, 2022.

Traditionally, the leader of the rating is Steam Deck. The device is positioned as a portable PC for games. Since the Steam Deck is extremely popular among players, those wishing to purchase this device may face a shortage in a number of regions.

The second line is also saved by Raft. Survival from Redbeet Interactive in a marine setting allows you to equip your base with friends in water scenery. The release of the project took place on June 20 of this year.

The pre-order for the extremely cute project Stray came in third place ahead of the release of the game, which will take place tomorrow, July 19th.

Elden Ring has been out of the rankings for three weeks. The return of Hidetaka Miyazaki's brainchild after the end of the summer sales is indicative of the continued high demand for the already cult game.

Also in the top is another device from Valve, namely the Valve Index VR Kit, which is considered one of the best VR devices on the market.

A surprise for everyone is the upgrade to Prime status for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. CS:GO is ranked 10th thanks to the biggest LAN tournament of the summer, IEM Cologne 2022. FaZe Clan team became the winner of this championship, and Oleksandr 's1mple' Kostyliev earned the title of the best player.

You can check out the full top 10 Steam sales over the past week below:

1. Steam Deck
2. Raft
3. Stray
4. ELDEN RING
5. Ready or not
6. F1® 22
7. Valve Index VR Kit
8. Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak
9. Monster Hunter Rise + Sunbreak
10. CS:GO Prime Status Upgrade

About what projects were in demand the week before last, you can read in the relevant news.