Steam's newest top-seller is an indie FPS that supports 254 players and can run on pretty much anything.
BattleBit Remastered
BattleBit's top spot is impressive given its low price and the fact that Steam ranks top sellers by revenue, not copies sold. That means BattleBit is currently making more money than Warzone 2, Starfield, PUBG, and the Steam Deck. Not bad for the four-person team at OkiGames, who's been working on BattleBit in various forms for seven years.
Maybe the most impressive thing about BattleBit so far is that it just works. Aside from a few server resets to accommodate the over 28,000 people currently trying to play it, it's been a relatively smooth launch. Movement is snappy and the shooting is responsive and fun . The maps are also gigantic—so big that even with 254 players running around there's plenty of room to break off from a fight and flank.
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