Oik 4 on Steam

Oik 4 sales estimate

Oik 4 is a casual game by Crew Lab, released on Steam on June 17, 2018 at $0.99. It has 340 Steam reviews (Very Positive, 83% positive). Markan estimates it has sold between 9k and 20k copies on Steam, for $3k to $7k in net revenue.

Estimated lifetime sales and revenue

LowMediumHigh
Copies sold 8,500 14,620 20,400
Net revenue (USD) $2,926 $5,033 $7,023

Steam doesn't publish sales. These estimates multiply the number of reviews by a factor that depends on the release year (the Boxleiter method). Net revenue is what's left of list price × sales after refunds, regional pricing, discounts, sales tax and Steam's 30% cut, before any publisher's share. Treat them as a ballpark for comparing games, not as reported figures.

Steam facts

DeveloperCrew Lab
PublisherCrew Lab
Release dateJune 17, 2018
Price$0.99 (US list price)
Reviews 340 · Very Positive · 83% positive
GenresCasual, Indie
PlatformsWindows
Links Steam store page

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Casual physics puzzle.From the Steam store page

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