UKIE published its latest Consumer Market Valuation Report, showing that the UK games market was worth £7.82 billion in 2023, a 4.4% increase compared to 2022's revised total of £7.49 billion.
TSA writes: Taking the classic Theme Hospital and Two Point Hospital as inspiration, Galacticare is a fun alien-filled hospital management game.
Ninja Theory's latest trailer for their highly anticipated narrative action-adventure Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 is absolute cinema.
Like I said before, buying Ninja Theory was one of the smartest moves by Microsoft. Games looks incredible.
badass. already installed via gamepass. if its as great as the first one I will pay for the whole game.
if you choose left, turn to page 39, if you proceed forward, turn to page 43, to turn right, page 209, you finished the book early,
no but seriously this looks like Microsofts first hit, or should I say, first game of standout quality.
LOL! Didn't send any shivers down my spine but I'll demo it after midnight tonight through Gamepass to see what it's giving.
It looks amazing, I’m hoping the reviews are solid. You can tell the studio really poured their heart and soul into this one.
From school politics to ping-pong, pistols to police procedurals, let’s dive into the best that Rockstar has to offer.
A picture from Hogwarts Legacy would've fit better.
Great to see the gaming market improve. I remember like 20 years ago, gaming was a fair bit less popular. I remember when I lived in Canada, it really surprised me just how mainstream gaming was over there compared to the UK.
For such a tiny island, uk really does buy a lot of games
Maybe because it’s cold and raining half the year!!! Brrr also evenings cold even when it’s been a sunny day, no one is sitting out at night time
Maybe because the price of games went up?
Pc gaming 11% down,
Console gaming 12% up
Graphics cards are silly money, so people just settling with ps5’s I suppose.