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large game studio's don't want to pay steam to market it with up ticks because they feel the quality of the game speaks for itself, steam not getting its extra cut is why these games drop off the 100 list.
it is all part of the marketing manipulation that has been a legal issue with steam for years now. many developers have questioned steam into this practice as it purposely shows the industry failure that steam hides its ability to manipulate reviews and product presence.
Also the game requires resources that most older pc's can't handle, something steam doesn't acknowledge when it starts to manipulate reviews.
those are vetted games with most likely marginally lower populations then any of us really know. witcher 3 is like 10 years old . skyrim 15 and gta v all old indeed.
those games are on the list because steam wants them on the list maybe 1000's of antiquated steam servers running the games, not because people are playing them, ironically does witcher 3 have a higher population playing it then cyberpunk 2077?
you have to look past the filters anyway its easy to have 1350 people playing a game but then just add a 0 on the end and it becomes 13,500 people. Which in my opinion is always whats been going on.
remember how cyberpunk 2077 boycott was done against cd redkit until they folded an paid for marketing advertising, Ultimately we all known that negative advertisement is as effective for destroying games as positive is for selling them.
on the positive side maybe they will drop the price to 39.95.
https://store.steampowered.com/charts/topselling/global
And #89 by daily players:
https://store.steampowered.com/charts/mostplayed
(Its ranked #84 by current players at the time of posting)
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Methinks the OP has made a mistake when looking up the title.
aaa game left top 100 after one month, not look great
obviously dragon age v not join legendary game club, but more over expansive crappy game list