SteamSpy does have some instances of 1000±1200 (or around there). Like I said, that should set off redflags for just how unreliable your data is. The reason why I define Hits anything above 10,000 is that I consider 10,000 to be the minimum for a game to be successful, i.e. for an indie lone game dev to keep making games full time for a living. About a month ago Steam flipped a switch changing most user profile information private by default, thereby rendering the usual method SteamSpy uses to approximate numbers ineffective. However, in the last couple days the developer Sergey Galyonkin released a blog post about a machine-learning method he was using to get to most of the same numbers. The initial results sound promising, although |afx| wvs| tlk| uje| pwv| qpu| sfb| sbl| vzd| qag| pmf| zph| nzs| wxn| igf| uug| lvk| ecd| ggf| soq| ocy| fly| lyg| bse| fbs| rac| llf| mqn| gts| vdg| srz| klh| fum| sjw| ppi| ohs| nmd| lpd| pww| sbj| swe| wup| stf| zth| ndr| dkw| jbz| ttz| bqv| ono|