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Ukie are delighted to announce the Ukie video game awards. The Ukie Video Game Awards 2025 are presented to UK games companies and individuals in recognition of their outstanding contribution, creative and commercial, to the UK games industry in 2024. Here are the shortlist of nominees up for Awards in 2025.
Read moreAfter much consideration, Ukie has made the difficult decision to pause the Video Games Ambassadors (VGA) programme for 2025.
Read moreUkie Student Game Jam is back and opens for team registration today!
Read moreThe creative career and computing conference for students aged 9-14 is back, and bigger than ever.
Read moreScan Computers and Ukie Education partner to supercharge student experiences
Read moreThe UK Government unveils £60 million support for creative industries, including funding for video game start-ups, music, and film exports. Ukie welcomes the Government's announcement and looks forward to working with DCMS.
Read moreWe take a look at what the Ukie team has been playing this year.
Read moreThe UK’s new industrial strategy, Invest 2035, represents an ambitious roadmap to drive economic growth, innovation, and creativity. For the UK video games industry—a £6 billion GVA powerhouse supporting over 76,000 jobs across the country—this is a pivotal moment. With targeted support, we can cement our position as a global leader, ensuring that the value created here stays here.
Read moreAs we step into 2025, the UK video games industry is set for a busy year filled with key milestones, impactful events, and exciting initiatives. Here’s a month-by-month guide on key dates for your diary.
Read moreEmpowering the Next Generation: UK video games industry calls for Digital Creativity GCSE to Fuel UK’s Future Talent and Bridge the Digital Divide.
Read moreUkie are delighted to announce the Ukie video game awards. The Ukie Video Game Awards 2025 are presented to UK games companies and individuals in recognition of their outstanding contribution, creative and commercial, to the UK games industry in 2024.
Read moreCharlotte Nichols MP (Labour, Warrington North) was elected as the new Chair, succeeding Alex Sobel MP (Labour, Leeds Central and Headingley), who led the group since 2018. Following her election, Nichols expressed excitement at becoming Chair, sharing her passion for The Legend of Zelda series and highlighting the local economic impact of the industry in her constituency, citing studios like 10:10 Games in Warrington.
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