We review, as usual, the ten best-selling games of the previous week on Steam, where it continues to lead with a firm step the Playerunknown's Battlegrounds game and the Counter Strike that is, once again, on the list.

As every week comes the list of the best-selling games on Steam, where the game Playerunknown's Battlegrounds continues to lead indisputably, there is no way it will fall from the first position of the Steam best-sellers list. Counter Strike stands out, which for another week remains on the Steam bestseller list and Rocket League, which occupies the second position. The most prominent entries are the Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 that was on sale on Steam and the game Oxygen Not Included, which has surprised a lot by being in the ninth position of best-selling games on Steam.

1. Playerunknown's Battlegrounds

PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS is a Battle Royale shooter being developed with community feedback. Starting from scratch, players must fight each other to locate weapons and supplies to be the last one standing. This realistic, high-tension game is set on a massive 8x8 km island with a level of detail that showcases the capabilities of Unreal Engine 4.

PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGOUNDS, THE UNFINISHED GAME THAT IS TAKING IT ON STEAM

As the creator of the Battle Royale game mode of the ARMA and H1Z1: King of the Kill series, Greene is jointly developing the game with a veteran team from Bluehole Company to create the most diverse and robust Battle Royale experience to date.

2. Rocket League (-30%)

The game resembles soccer, but uses vehicles instead of players and an oversized ball . Matches can range from 1 vs 1 to 4 vs 4, with players divided into two teams: orange and blue. Each vehicle can use boosts to accelerate and move through the air, a key feature of the game. These boosts can be recharged using packs scattered around the field, which reappear continuously. Matches last 5 minutes, with an indefinite overtime period played in case of a tie.

3. Endless Space 2

Endless Space 2 will put you in the shoes of a leader who guides a civilization in its first steps through the cold depths of interstellar space.

You will explore mysterious solar systems, uncover the secrets of ancient races, develop advanced technologies of unimaginable power, and of course, find new life forms to understand, woo, and conquer.

4. H1Z1: King of the Kill

A post-apocalyptic zombie survival video game with a free-to-play model and microtransactions, challenging players to survive by crafting various items. The game is set in a post-apocalyptic world where players must survive hordes of zombies alongside other hostile survivors who fight and kill for resources.

5. Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 (-50%)

DRAGON BALL XENOVERSE 2 succeeds DRAGON BALL XENOVERSE and comes with enhanced graphics that will immerse the player in the largest and most detailed world of Dragon Ball ever developed.

DRAGON BALL XENOVERSE 2 introduces a new city and the largest number of customization options to date, among other special features and improvements.

• Relive the history of Dragon Ball: travel back in time and protect historical landmarks of the Dragon Ball universe
• A new city that will host up to 300 players online, 7 times more than in the original game
• Next-gen graphics bring Dragon Ball anime to life
• New characters and boss fights
• More complex character creation system and combat settings
• Free updates and support for more than a year after launch

6. Cities Skylines - Mass Transit

Mass Transit is the latest expansion for Cities : Building Profiles, the award-winning city-building game, and brings several new systems into play to help citizens traverse their cities with speed and style. Passengers can now travel by water, to the highest mountain peaks, and even through the sky thanks to the addition of ferries, monorails, cable cars, and airships to the game.

Along with new transit service buildings, mass transit hubs where lines can be exchanged for passengers, new settings, new signs, and new types of roads, urban planners now have more options than ever to add unique style. and personality to their growing cities.

7. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS: GO) will expand upon the team-based action gameplay that it pioneered when it launched 12 years ago.

CS: GO will include new maps, characters and weapons and will offer updated versions of classic CS content (de_dust, etc.). Additionally, CS: GO will introduce new game modes, matchmaking, leaderboards, and much more.

“Counter-Strike took the gaming industry by storm when, against all odds, the MOD became the most-played online PC action game in the world upon its release in August 1999,” said Valve’s Doug Lombardi. “Over the past 12 years, it has remained one of the most-played games in the world, a fixture in competitive gaming tournaments, and has sold over 25 million copies worldwide. CS:GO promises to expand the acclaimed gameplay of CS:GO and bring it to PC gamers as well as those on next-gen consoles and Mac.”

8. Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege is the latest installment in the acclaimed first-person shooter franchise developed by the prestigious Ubisoft Montreal studio.

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege invites the player to master the art of destruction. Intense and highly lethal combat in closed environments, tactics, team play, explosive action ... are what define the gaming experience. The game sets a new benchmark for close-range matchups and strategic thinking within the Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six legacy.

9. Oxygen Not Included (-20%)

Oxygen Not Included is a space colony survival simulation video game. Players are tasked with managing and caring for a group of colonists who must cope with issues such as hunger, waste, oxygen levels, and more. The game utilizes procedural generation and features a crafting system. Colonists have stats that determine their effectiveness in certain tasks.

10. Dead Cells

Dead Cells is described as a "roguevania", a combination of procedurally-generated roguelike games and exploration-based action Metroidvania games. The player controls a mass of cells that, at the start of each game, occupy and control the body of a deceased prisoner. The player collects weapons, armor, abilities, power-ups, and in-game currency as they explore a set of dungeons and battle the creatures that live within them. Should the controlled warrior's health drop to zero, the game is over, and the player must start over, losing all acquired items and wealth, with the dungeons having become re-generated again. Each level is procedurally generated by merging pre-designed sections into a random configuration along with random placement of enemies and items.

Permanent upgrades that affect future playthroughs can be obtained in a manner similar to the Souls series. Some enemies will drop soul spheres when defeated. If the player reaches the end of a dungeon section, they can transfer all collected souls to power-ups that either affect how the player starts the game in the future or add items that can be found or purchased in later runs. If the player fails to reach the end of a dungeon section, they lose all collected souls.