Steam top ten sellers chart: January 20-26

MCV Staff 28th January 2013 PC

Valve has revealed the top ten selling titles for the past week on Steam.

While pre-orders for Skyrim’s Dragonborn DLC made a strong charge up the list, it was chart regular Chivalry: Medieval Warfare that grabbed the top spot. The indie medieval affair was boosted by a 50 per cent off sale held over this past weekend.

The Dragonborn DLC pre-orders seemed to boost base game sales as well, with Skyrim finishing right behind in third.

Last week’s number one Euro Truck Simulator 2 slipped to fifth, finishing behind ArmA II.

  1. Chivalry: Medieval Warfare
  2. Skyrim – Dragonborn
  3. Skyrim
  4. ArmA II: Combined Operations
  5. Euro Truck Simulator 2
  6. The Cave
  7. Far Cry 3
  8. DmC Devil May Cry
  9. Call of Duty: Black Ops II
  10. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive

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