
10,403 Steam launches with week-1 gross revenue estimated from public signals, plus the storefront features used to estimate causal lever effects: demo availability, co-op/multiplayer support, and localization breadth. 19 columns, no nulls. Every revenue figure carries a per-row source_quality tier (B/C/D) recording how it was derived. Important: this panel is survivorship-biased. Games that sold almost nothing leave little owner-count or review trace, so no revenue can be derived for them and they drop out of the denominator. The median week-1 revenue in this file is therefore not “the median Steam game” — it describes the median measurable launch. Use this data for relative comparisons (how much a lever moves revenue), not for absolute “typical game earns X” claims. Canonical analysis: steamforecast.app/reports/steam-launch-lever-benchmarks · Methodology: steamforecast.app/methodology Derived from public Steam storefront data, public review counts, and SteamSpy owner ranges. No licensed, purchased, or partner sales data is included; wishlist counts are absent by construction. Compiled by SteamForecast. License CC BY 4.0.
Steam, indie games, Boxleiter, revenue estimation, game analytics, open data, video games, causal inference, game development
Steam, indie games, Boxleiter, revenue estimation, game analytics, open data, video games, causal inference, game development
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