The medieval gaming festivities that kicked off on the 21st have sent Crusader Kings 3 climbing up the charts. It is hardly a coincidence; along with the thematic sale, the developers unveiled 'Crusader Kings 3: Chapter 5,' a fresh collection of expansions.

Released on the 20th, Chapter 5 arrives just half a year after the launch of the Chapter 4 core expansion, 'All Under Heaven.' It brings four distinct additions: 'Couture of the Capets' featuring new crowns and headgear, 'Songs of the Realm' with 13 tracks of European traditional music, 'In the Name of the Crown' focusing on the life of devout religious figures, and 'Silk and Silver' which lets you play from the perspective of a merchant dynasty.

While 'Couture of the Capets' and 'Songs of the Realm' launched alongside the announcement, the rest are on the horizon. The religion-themed 'In the Name of the Crown' is slated for Q3 2026, and the trade-focused 'Silk and Silver' is aimed for Q4 2026. Early reception for the chapter is solid, boasting a 96% positive rating from the initial 26 user reviews.

The base game, Crusader Kings 3, is currently enjoying a 70% discount, propelling it to the 3rd spot on the global best-seller list. You have until May 5th to grab the game at this price point as part of the ongoing medieval festival.

Elsewhere, Cyberpunk 2077 has clawed its way to 4th place thanks to a 65% discount. Also joining the medieval revelry, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 hit 8th place with its own 50% discount, while Ready or Not slid down to 9th despite a 50% price cut.

In the player count department, Windblown saw a slight dip, slipping from 6th to 7th place. Meanwhile, ARC Raiders—which has been raising eyebrows due to a steady decline in concurrent players—dropped from 13th to 15th, and Geometry Dash has tumbled out of the top 20 entirely.