Schedule 1 may have only just released in early access but the indie hit is already flying up the charts on Steam.

The most popular new release on Steam right now isn't Assassin's Creed Shadows - it's this indie game that just launched into Early Access.

Released just yesterday, Schedule 1 quickly climbed to the top of the charts of not only Trending Games, but also Popular Releases, and Hot Releases on SteamDB. The game even reached 116,408 ...

The excitement around the upcoming life sim game inZOI seems to know no bounds as it shoots to the top of the Steam wishlist charts. According to publisher Krafton, the game amassed more than 50,000 ...

Schedule I, the latest breakthrough indie success, has climbed to the top of the Steam charts since its release yesterday in ...

Once it’s downloaded, open the Steam app on the desktop. The process is the same as if you were on a PC. Go to Games > Add a Non-Steam Game to My Library and choose the game you want to add.If ...

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President Donald Trump on Tuesday will address Congress for the first time in his second term, and he’ll do so with an economy that is mostly chugging along. However, recent data has contained ...

Monster Hunter Wilds has debuted in first place on the Steam Weekly Top Sellers chart (excluding revenue generated by free games) for Week 10, 2025, which ended March 4, 2025. Steam Deck has ...

A new free game is being given out on Steam for one week only. Perhaps more than any other digital marketplace, Steam is known for having some of the best discounts for its thousands upon ...

Valve's Steam has set a new record over the weekend for concurrent users online at the same time with over 40 million, according to SteamDB. Steam reached 40,270,997 concurrent users online on ...

The Administration’s defiance of Congress and the judiciary has both flouted and made use of the country’s legal system. A legal scholar explains the unusual justification for the Columbia ...