The bestsellers are shaken by three new top positions

Nier: Automata made it back to the Steam charts three years after its release.

< strong>Ark: Genesis new leader:

The Genesis Season Pass for Ark: Survival Evolved immediately secured pole position on the sales charts – and that's a small sensation given the bad reviews. The new Ark DLC offers, among o ther things, a fresh map, new creatures and real quests for the first time.

Nier: Automata is back: The J-RPG Nier: Automata made it back to the Steam charts almost three years after its original release. The reason for this is likely to be that role-playing games are currently cheaper than ever before. How we liked the story about Androidin B2, you can read in our test on Nier: Automata.

Rimworld: Royalty from zero to the podium: The first paid extension for Rimworld also makes the leap onto the podium. In the Royalty DLC, our settlers can earn titles of nobility and make use of new psychological forces.

Wolcen persists: Even if Wolcen has to lose first place this week, the action RPG remains stubborn and secures fourth place despite strong competition. Since the release, developers Wolcen Studios have been working continuously to get the game in better condition with numerous patches.

Rainbow Six: Siege starts Year 5: Ubisoft's tactical shooter has more active players than ever four years after its release. And in 2020 a lot will change for R6 Siege – in our overview and you will read more about the biggest innovations. The Year 5 Pass (which grants you immediate access to new operators for the release) ends up in the Steam charts accordingly.

The Steam Sales Charts (February 24 – March 1)

ARK: Genesis Season Pass
NieR: Automata
RimWorld – Royalty
Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem
ARK: Survival Evolved
Hearts of Iron IV: La Resistance
Rainbow Six Siege – Year 5 Pass
Monster Hunter World: Iceborne
Divinity: Original Sin 2 (Definitive Edition)
Playerunknown's Battlegrounds

The list consists of the Top 10 best-sellers on Steam last week together. The rankings are updated every Sunday and output via XML feed.

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