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Well Obduction had a much bigger initial peak: http://steamcharts.com/cmp/512790,306760#All
While I think it looks like it had a lower production value compared to Obduction or any of the Myst games, I really like the puzzles in Quern. Maybe even more than those in Obduction.
Haven't completed Quern yet though. But it already amazes me how much puzzle elements they could add in such a small area.