Released · store date October 14 · October 15, 07:01 Beijing chart snapshot
over the hill: new off-road release ranks No. 3 in US Top Sellers
This new off-road game from the creator of art of rally appears at No. 3 in Steam’s US revenue-ranked Top Sellers snapshot. Its focus is wilderness traversal, route finding and recovering vehicles: bridge gaps with planks, pull with a winch and travel with up to four players. At 07:14 Beijing time, the store showed 299 reviews and the label “極度好評” (Very Positive). Recent ordinary comments value forgiving, relaxing driving, while others question exploration and upgrade depth. The useful combination is low-pressure driving with concrete small problems; a reduced game would still need meaningful decisions.
Official store · Funselektor Labs Inc.
Released · store date October 13 · Top Sellers No. 42
Trash Day: raccoon hauling appears in the US Top 50
Up to six raccoons haul a trash cart across obstacles, reattach wheels, right the cart and use planks or elastic ropes. It ranks No. 42 in the observed US Top Sellers list; at 07:17 the store showed 152 reviews and “極度好評” (Very Positive). The developer distinguishes the one-region demo from six regions in the full game. All ten sampled recent cards recommend it, yet positive comments still mention short length and an unreachable item. Recoverable mishaps can create both teamwork and humour, provided progress remains possible.
Official store · Off by One Games
Planned release · still locked at 07:20 Beijing on October 15
Brick by Brick: a brick-built town is scheduled for today
This tidy-building game occupies position 5 in the observed Popular Upcoming list. Its described loop is clear: find bricks by colour and shape, place them using blueprints and turn scattered piles into buildings, then improve efficiency with magnets, carts and scaffolds. The developer advertises 18,490 bricks, solo play and co-op for up to five. The morning page still said roughly 13 hours to unlock, so this is a planned release to watch today. Visible rebuilding progress after each sorting task is the more portable design idea.
Official store · PaperPixel Games