The 2023 white paper on Catalonia’s video‑game industry presents a detailed assessment of the sector’s economic performance and labour dynamics for the year 2022. It establishes that the regional market generated €709 million in revenue, reflecting a 7.5 percent decline compared with the previous year, while employment rose to 4 619 workers, an increase of 8.7 percent. This juxtaposition of falling turnover and rising headcount suggests a shift toward more labour‑intensive activities, such as development and ancillary services, even as overall sales pressures persist. The analysis situates the sector within Catalonia’s broader creative economy, emphasizing its continued relevance as a source of high‑skill jobs and its capacity to attract talent despite modest revenue contraction. The data underline the resilience of the local ecosystem, which appears to be sustaining employment growth through diversification and possibly increased public or private investment in development capacities. Overall, the findings portray a video‑game industry that, while facing short‑term market headwinds, maintains a solid employment base and remains a pivotal component of Catalonia’s digital and cultural output. The report implies that strategic support and continued innovation could reverse the revenue dip and further strengthen the region’s position in the European gaming landscape.