Amazon Games’ upcoming MMO New World continues its massive success last week as the game was both the first and second best selling game on Steam.

This is according to unofficial tracker for Valve’s storefront, Steam Database (SteamDB). Every week the tracker releases a list outlining the top ten titles on the platform for the week according to revenue.

For the 29th week of 2021, ending on 25th July, that list is as follows:

1. New World
2. New World
3. RimWorld – Ideology
4. F1 2021
5. Valve Index VR Kit Package
6. Grand Theft Auto V
7. Red Dead Redemption 2
8. Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin
9. Death’s Door
10. Days Gone

As for how New World took up two spots on this list it is because games with multiple versions – what SteamDB calls “purchasing options” – will appear multiple times. New World has a regular edition available as well as a Deluxe Edition which comes with cosmetic DLC, a pet, an emote and a digital art book.

New World is slated for release on 31st August so we expect it to make appearances on this top selling lists a few more times before the game launches. The closed beta for the game launched on 20th July and will end on 2nd August. We have to imagine that this beta is a big reason that so many people are rushing to pre-order this title.

Outside of New world we see the Valve Index continue to be popular appearing on this list on most weeks.

Rockstar’s latest titles in its Grand Theft Auto and Red Dead franchises are represented here likely because both are discounted right now until 29th July. Similarly Days Gone is also on sale until 5th August.

The smallest game here is Death’s Door, the indie title from publisher Devolver Digital and developer Acid Nerve. Launched last week on 20th July it seems to be well received not just on Steam but on the Xbox Series X|S where it is also available, at least going by reviews.

#SteamTopSellers for week ending 25 July 2021:

#1 – New World
#2 – New World
#3 – RimWorld – Ideology
#4 – F1® 2021
#5 – Valve Index VR Kithttps://t.co/lWobgGITbv

— Steam Database (@SteamDB) July 25, 2021