Xbox games sold very well on Steam this year, with three games appearing on the platform's 12 best-selling of 2021!
✖ Xbox found a lot of success in 2021, releasing some of the year's biggest games. The company gave players a variety of options to access those games, offering them on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and on PC. This paid off in a big way for the publisher, as Xbox Game Studios titles made up 25% of the top 12 selling games on Steam this year. The site released a list of 2021's top 12 games in terms of gross revenue, and the list included Halo Infinite, Forza Horizon 5, and Age of Empires IV.
Some of the fans replying to @BenjiSales pointed out that it's interesting to see these games doing so well on Steam, when all three are accessible through Xbox Game Pass for PC. Some Game Pass skeptics have worried that the service could hurt actual game sales, but Steam's list would seem to indicate that isn't the case. Instead, it looks like different platform users are taking advantage of the options that work best for them.
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