Megabonk sells over 1 million copies on Steam in two weeks

Developer Vedinad said its low‑polygon roguelike survival game Megabonk sold more than one million copies on Steam within two weeks of its September 18, 2025 release, rapidly climbing the platform’s charts and drawing peak concurrent player counts in excess of 100,000. Data firm Video Game Insights estimated sales at about 1.3 million units and reported a peak of more than 117,000 simultaneous players. At the time of the announcement Megabonk sat near the top of Steam’s best‑seller list and had a "very positive" rating from over 19,000 user reviews.

Megabonk adapts the gameplay loop popularized by Vampire Survivors into a three‑dimensional, wave‑based survival format. Players begin runs with a basic weapon in procedurally generated arenas, collect upgrades and items as they defeat hordes of enemies, and unlock characters and new areas by clearing stage bosses and progressing through difficulty tiers. The game features about 20 playable characters, more than 70 items, and a roster that includes deliberately quirky designs, such as a sunglasses‑wearing skeleton on a skateboard.

The title is priced at $9.99 on Steam and offers a free demo, and it is currently available only on PC...