Over the last couple of years Dota 2 and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive have exploded, stealing the two top spots on Steam’s most played list, and remaining there as if steel-pinned into ...

If you look at the steam stats regularly you will probably notice that DOTA 2 is always top, followed by other Valve games (like TF2, CS:S), Football Manager 2013 and Elder Scrolls V Skyrim.

Valve's latest update for digital distribution service Steam notes that "soon, DOTA 2 will be delivered using it". Skip to main content. 2025 Release Schedule ...

Dota 2 broke the 1 million mark for concurrent users this weekend — that figure means people signed in and playing the game at the same time — and is the first to do so in Steam history.

Dota 2; Dota 2 breaks concurrent Steam players record (again) News. By Evan Lahti published 20 May 2013 When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

A NEW Dota 2 update has been released for Steam users following the launch of Battle Pass 2017 and some of its new features for this year.

Dota 2, conversely has ramped up its playerbase steadily, again, since November 2011. This month it finally overtook Skyrim's record, setting a new peak at 297,010. You can see the graph better here .

It tells us all that Dota 2 has dethroned Skyrim as the game most concurrently played on Steam. Dota 2, for a game that technically isn’t even out yet, is truly incredible to play.

Despite this, Dota 2 is sitting at “mostly positive” on Steam, and this is unlikely to go the way of less aimless fan protests that employed review-bombing big games. Cheers, PCGamesN .

Steam TV is online again after Valve briefly pushed it live last week. The platform is currently streaming a live broadcast of The International 2018, Valve's Dota 2 esports tournament. You'll be ...

For the multiplayer online battle arena game aficionado who might prefer to watch, rather than play, heated matches of Dota 2, Valve has released the Dota 2 Spectator Client on Steam. Anyone with ...

Valve boss Gabe Newell talks about how the company adopted Dota 2 with enthusiasm, their role interacting with the community, and the Portal 2 DLC proving the worth of Steamworks.