Popular New Releases on Steam

Steam keeps a separate popular new releases list and we mirror its order, which is why entries carry no number. The difference from a plain release listing matters: shipping a game means nothing on its own, since dozens land on Steam every day. What counts is the pace at which a fresh release picks up players, and that is what decides a place here. The lineup turns over quickly as titles enter the first wave of attention and drop out of it. Fifty entries, refreshed daily.

The price next to a title is the cheapest current offer among the 40 plus stores we track, picked from the offers available in your country. Stores block some keys by region and we account for those blocks, so you will not see a price you could not act on anyway. When a game is discounted we show the reference price beside it along with the size of the cut. Entries whose current price has matched the all time low are marked separately, because that is the one moment when waiting for more has no basis.

If the price is not sitting at the all time low, it pays to check how far off it is. Open the game page, where you will find the full list of stores with their current offers and a chart showing how deep the price has gone before and how often. When the gap is small, waiting rarely pays. When it is wide, set a price alert with your own threshold: we check offers every five minutes and send an email when one drops below your figure. That beats coming back here every day.