Video Production tag

This chart displays the games released over the years with the Video Production tag and the percentage of total Steam releases they represent. The releases count conveys the quantity of games published on Steam each year. It usually follows the increasing amount of Steam games released.

The percentage, on the other hand, gives a better view of the trend a tag follows. It shows if, in proportion, the Video Production tag is getting more or less popular. The Review chart will tell us if this trend is a good thing (i.e. players interest is increasing, tag is undercrowded) or if it's the opposite.

The Video Production game tag peaked in 2022 with 8 games released. The popularity of the tag is in a range between 0.0052% in 2022 and 0.0010% in 2023.

Bear in mind that 2023 is not over yet. The number of releases will continue to increase, but the percentage is already a good estimate of things to come.

On this chart, you can see the reviews for games associated with the Video Production tag, both as count and as a percentage of all Steam reviews, and the value for an average game. Note that if the chart is cluttered, you can always deactivate some lines by clicking on the legend.

The review count gives a view of the sheer amount of reviews a tag receives, but it also follows the popularity of Steam itself. That is why the normalized value as a percentage of all Steam reviews is often more interesting, as it gives you the popularity trend for Video Production tag games.

A typical game associated with this tag collected on average between 15 (2013) and 146 (2014) reviews. Bear in mind that it is the average, and it can be strongly influenced by extreme values, like the release of a very popular game with this tag.

The reviews per game as a percentage of the average show that games in the Video Production tag received between 4% (2013) and 22% (2014) reviews compared to other tags.

This chart shows an aggregated Steam rating for all the Video Production tag games, classed by language. It gives an idea about how different audiences will judge a game with this tag. A lower rating doesn't always mean that the audience doesn't enjoy that particular tag, as some cultures tend to always give lower scores. But it will affect a game's rating nonetheless.

The best rating for Video Production games is 91% for the Vietnamese audience, and the worst is 71% for the Norwegian audience.