Capcom Dominates Steam Weekly Chart as Kunitsu-Gami Leads Multi-Title Sales Surge

Capcom games swept this week's Steam best-sellers, with the publisher's lineup spanning sci-fi shooters, survival horror, and fighting games across multiple chart positions.

Exoprimal leads as Capcom's third-person shooter adventure that brings fresh ideas to the sci-fi genre. Below it, the Resident Evil franchise stages a full presence—remakes of 2, 3, and 4, plus the base game of 7, occupy four separate slots. Capcom's RE ENGINE rebuild of survival horror clearly resonates with players willing to revisit familiar locations with new perspectives.

Street Fighter 6 holds steady on the chart. Its World Tour mode lets you roam an open environment, and this "fighting game with free exploration" approach works well. Further down, Dark Souls 1 and 2 remasters still pull in new players to the soulslike formula.

Beyond Capcom's dominance, Death Stranding 2: On the Beach pushes the story 11 months past the first game's ending, continuing to probe whether connection is truly necessary. Shu Mo: Blood Moon Three Kingdoms builds a Roguelike card world with 218 cards and 159 relics—the Three Kingdoms setting paired with random deck-building makes each run feel like charting a new route on an unexplored map.

What stands out here: Capcom isn't relying on a single breakout hit but occupying the market through product line depth and breadth. For players who enjoy exploring game worlds, more options mean more discovery.