In their debut week, Hi-Fi Rush outperformed Forspoken on Steam. The surprise Microsoft game made more revenue than Square Enix's title, despite costing less than half.
Given that the chart goes by revenue rather than unit sales, Hi-Fi Rush would have to sell a few copies for each copy of Forspoken sold.
However, it should be noted, that SteamDB treats separate versions of each game as different products. As such, for example, theremake features four times in the top 10 – the standard edition, the Deluxe edition and the pre-order pages for each. It’s also not clear how many people pre-ordered Forspoken in the period leading up to the past week, or purchased keys for the game from third-party Steam key sellers. These likely wouldn’t have counted in last week’s revenue chart and could take the game’s overall revenue much higher.
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