Steam Top Sellers for Nov. 3–10, 2026: Godzilla Debuts, Final Fantasy XIV Surges

Verified and updated: November 11, 2026, 11:40 UTC.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 held the top spot on Steam’s U.S. weekly Top Sellers chart for Nov. 3–10, while Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee Remastered entered at No. 4. The biggest established-game move among the top 10 came from FINAL FANTASY XIV Online, which rose 40 places to No. 7. Counter-Strike 2 moved up two places to No. 2, and Phantom Blade Zero slipped three spots to No. 5.

The ranking is Steam’s U.S. chart for the week ending Nov. 10, published Tuesday at 1 a.m. Pacific Time. It measures product revenue, not copies sold or player count. View the official Steam U.S. weekly chart.

Destaques

• Modern Warfare 4 remained No. 1 for a sixth week.
• Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee Remastered debuted at No. 4.
• FINAL FANTASY XIV Online jumped 40 places to No. 7.
• Counter-Strike 2 rose to No. 2; Phantom Blade Zero fell to No. 5.

What changed in Steam’s top sellers this week?

The top three show continuity as well as one notable position swap. Modern Warfare 4 stayed first, matching its No. 1 position from Oct. 27–Nov. 3. AION 2 remained third. Counter-Strike 2 moved from fourth to second, passing Phantom Blade Zero, which fell from second to fifth. The official chart reports those movements against the preceding weekly ranking.

The clearest new arrival in the top five was Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee Remastered, at No. 4 with a “New” marker and one week on the chart. Steam also listed FINAL FANTASY XIV: Evercold, a preorder, at No. 11 as a new chart entry. Call of Duty returned at No. 8. Those entries show how new launches, preorders and returning products can affect a weekly revenue ranking alongside long-running games.

FINAL FANTASY XIV Online’s move from No. 47 to No. 7 was the most dramatic climb in the top 10. Steam’s chart alone does not identify the specific purchase, promotion or game activity behind that increase, so the rank change should not be treated as proof of one cause. Apex Legends also climbed, up 14 places to No. 9, while Steam Deck rose five places to No. 6.

How does Steam calculate its weekly Top Sellers chart?

Valve describes the weekly list as the top 100 products by revenue. Its Steamworks documentation says Top Sellers ranks account for all revenue sources, including base-game purchases, downloadable content and in-game transactions. A free-to-play listing can therefore chart when players spend on associated content. Steam says it publishes the weekly list Tuesday at 1 a.m. Pacific Time; the current chart covers Tuesday, Nov. 3, through Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026.

That methodology matters when interpreting the order. A position is a relative revenue result for the chart’s period, not a unit-sales total, a review score or a measure of concurrent users. The chart combines revenue sources for a product, and its ranking may shift when player spending changes. Valve also provides country-specific lists, so the U.S. ordering can differ from the global chart. The article uses the U.S. view for the target audience.

For comparison, the previous U.S. chart covered Oct. 27–Nov. 3. Modern Warfare 4 led both weeks, while Counter-Strike 2 rose from fourth to second and Phantom Blade Zero fell from second to fifth. Steam Deck advanced from No. 11 to No. 6; FINAL FANTASY XIV Online climbed from No. 47 to No. 7. The prior chart provides the baseline for those changes, rather than carrying over ranks from an older period.

What could the chart’s movements mean next week?

The confirmed result is a mix of steady demand at the top and sharper movement among established games and new entries. Modern Warfare 4’s continued lead and AION 2’s unchanged No. 3 position indicate that both remained strong revenue performers during this period. Godzilla’s debut placed it immediately in the top five, but one week of chart data cannot establish whether it will hold that position.

Next week’s chart will show whether the newcomers and returning titles sustain spending, and whether Final Fantasy XIV Online keeps its higher placement. Those are possibilities, not confirmed outcomes. The weekly list is a snapshot of revenue during a defined period, so readers should wait for Steam’s next published chart before treating any current move as a continuing trend.

Sources: Steam U.S. Weekly Top Sellers, Nov. 3–10, 2026; Steam U.S. Weekly Top Sellers, Oct. 27–Nov. 3, 2026; Steamworks Top Sellers documentation.

FAQ

Who was No. 1 on Steam’s U.S. weekly chart?

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 was No. 1 for the week of Nov. 3–10, 2026.

Which game made the biggest top-10 climb?

FINAL FANTASY XIV Online rose 40 places to No. 7.

Does Steam’s Top Sellers chart rank games by copies sold?

No. Valve says the ranking is based on revenue, including game purchases, DLC and in-game transactions.