Best of Steam 2022

[Deleted member 18181]

Best of Steam - 2022

A look back at the year's top sellers, new releases, most-played games, and more!

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as expected, f2p crap hog the top

 

[GothicGothicness]

Good to see Elden Ring.. otherwise it'd be kind of depressing

 

[wolfgrimdark]

Nothing in platinum, wouldn't touch Elden Ring even if got paid to play it. One each in the remaining three areas. Odd to see so many old games - guess its overall gross income not just 2022.

 

[Stingray]

Nothing in platinum, wouldn't touch Elden Ring even if got paid to play it.

I dunno, I'd probably consider if it was 5 figures we're talking about. High 4 figures might even work

 

[Carnifex]

Heck, I'll play most any game if I get it gratis, assuming it's via a platform that I actually use. Getting paid to play a game only happened to me with Everquest, and boy oh boy was that the very best of times!

 

[Alrik Fassbauer]

Says a lot about me - but also about what kinds of players are out there - that there is not a single game in platinum & gold sections that would even remotely interest me - with a single exception : Monster Hunter. I haven't played that one yet, though.
In silver, there are a few more, but most aren't as well.

 

[azraelck]

I've got 0 Platinum, 1 Gold with Warthunder, 1 Silver with Cities Skylines, 3 Bronze with Hell Let Loose, Final Fantasy VII Remake, and Stardew Valley. Of them, only Warthunder and Cities Skylines are on Steam; the rest is on GOG or PS4/5.

I've spent way more time on Phantasy Star 2, Final Fantasy V, Might and Magic 1 and 6, Ghostbusters the Video Game Remastered, Mega Man Maker, and other old games than anything on that short list. And of course, Dungeons and Dragons Online.