Louisa Keight
Communications and Content Officer
Communications and Content Officer
Meanwhile, Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga dropped to number three, whilst Mario Kart 8 Deluxe retained its spot at number four and Pokémon Legends: Arceus climbed to number five.
Read moreThis summer the Ukie Hub Crawl will make its way to Leamington Spa, Belfast, Bristol and London as part of a 9-week tour also including Guildford, Brighton, Dundee and Liverpool.
Read moreFour things for video games businesses to know about the 2022 Queen’s Speech
Read moreWith talks from Elaine Dowman (Barlcays), Matt Murphy (Genba Digital), Nick Ferguson (Microsoft) and a panel discussion with Kostas Zafaris (Rogue Sun) and James Brooksby (Absolutely Games).
Read moreA big week for Nintendo as Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and Kirby and the Forgotten Land appear in fourth and fifth place respectively.
Read moreThe BFI has invited us to a focused session for the games industry to hear your views and feedback on the funding framework for 2023 to 2033.
Read moreLast week's bestseller, Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga has dropped to number two, whilst Gran Turismo 7 has crept up 7 places to number three.
Read moreThe title has emerged as the second biggest launch of 2022 and the fastest selling Lego game of all time.
Read moreBook now to secure your space on the Ukie gamescom 2022 stand
Read moreGran Turismo 7 and Horizon Forbidden West in second and third position respectively with big launches FIFA 2022 and Pokémon Legends: Arceus appeared at numbers four and five.
Read moreLast week's top runner Kirby and the Forgotten Land appears at number two.
Read moreWith 39 nominees across 18 categories, it was a fantastic evening for the UK games industry.
Read more2K's Tiny Tina's Wonderlands comes in at number two.
Read moreWomen from across the video game industry talked about their careers to inspire and empower budding games developers.
Read morePokémon Legends: Arceus, which held the top spot for three consecutive weeks, has therefore fallen to number two.
Read moreA thought leadership series posted fortnightly on GI Biz focused on key games industry figures' vision of the games industry in 2022 and beyond.
Read moreMeanwhile Dying Light 2: Stay Human entered the charts at number two.
Read moreStart-up games businesses will benefit from funding as part of a £50 million boost to help drive economic growth and level up the country, Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries announced today.
Read moreResearch from Ukie and University of York also recommends developing your own code of conduct, running events at different times of the day or week and improving accessibility through live streaming.
Read moreThe two programmes will support the separate needs of early stage games developers and early stage games technology and service companies.
Read moreNintendo's prequel beats new double-pack remaster Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection as well as favourites such as Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and FIFA 22.
Read moreBuilding on last week's event, speakers shared guidance on helping your team develop the skills you, and they, need for the long term.
Read moreThis week's top game was Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, with FIFA 22, Animal Crossing: New Horizons and Call of Duty: Vanguard at number two, three and five respectively.
Read moreThe event dealt with where and how to find and retain the talent that fuels the games industry.
Read moreFIFA 22 reached the second spot, with Animal Crossing: New Horizons in third place.
Read moreRoutine bestsellers FIFA 22 and Animal Crossing: New Horizons came in at numbers two and three respectively.
Read moreMeanwhile Xbox's Halo Infinite returned to the top five after its release on 15th November.
Read moreJoin us for a brief look back at everything we got up to this year.
Read moreJoin us for a brief look back at everything we got up to this year.
Read moreLast week's number one bestseller, Pokemon Brilliant Diamond, fell out of the charts to number 6.
Read moreThe remakes of the 2006 titles topped the charts, whilst Battlefield 2042 entered at number three.
Read moreThe team at Innovate UK cite the 'goliath' that is the UK games industry.
Read moreMeanwhile new releases Far Cry 6 and Metroid Dread, take the second and third spots respectively.
Read moreRecent releases Far Cry 6 and Metroid Dread appeared in second and third places respectively.
Read moreRenewed funding from the Mayor of London guarantees groundbreaking event returns.
Read moreThis year Develop:Brighton is back in person - and Team Ukie have plenty of activities planned.
Read moreOver 20 speakers from the worlds of games and climate science took to the virtual stage.
Read moreMeanwhile Far Cry 6 maintained its spot at number two for the same period.
Read moreFIFA 22 takes the number two position this week, with Mario Party Superstars in third place.
Read moreMeanwhile Forza Horizon 5 reached number four in its first week of release.
Read moreLaura talks Digital Schoolhouse, D&D and turning a wardrobe into a bench.
Read moreHello Games' Tim Woodley talks scuba diving, his vision for the games industry and Tony Hawk's Pro Skater.
Read moreIn game messaging, community streams and in person panels spreading positive mental health messaging between Friday 8th October and Sunday 10th October.
Read moreThe second highest placed new release was Hot Wheels Unleashed, coming in at number four after 2010's Sonic Colours Ultimate.
Read moreMario Kart 8 Deluxe tops the charts this week, with favourites Minecraft and Animal Crossing: New Horizons in second and third position.
Read moreSony Interactive Entertainment's Spider-Man: Miles Morales and Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut appeared in the second and third spots.
Read moreMeet the panellists for this year's AGM discussion, taking place Thursday 16th September.
Read moreKirstie talks Rush Team, cooking new recipes and Boxer dogs
Read moreAliens: Fireteam Elite dropped to no. 12 whilst Grand Theft Auto V remained in the top 5.
Read moreWinners will be revealed at a ceremony during Develop:Brighton 2021.
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