so confidentiall Date of Statement: 29 January 2026 everplay Modern Slavery Statement This statement is our response pursuant to Section 54 (1) of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 (the 'Act') and sets out the steps that everplay is taking to ensure slavery and human trafficking is not taking place in any part of our business nor in our supply chains. This statement covers all entities within the everplay group (the ‘Group’) required to comply with it including Team17 Digital limited and everplay Group Plc, as the legal parent entity. This statement covers the financial year ended 31 December 2025 and was approved by the Board of Directors on 29 January 2026. About Us everplay is a global games label, creative partner and developer of independent ("indie") premium video games, developer and publisher of educational entertainment ("edutainment") apps for children and a leading working simulation games developer and publisher. The business has nearly 370 employees in 5 locations/remote working under hybrid arrangements across the UK, Ireland, Germany, USA and Canada. Our Approach everplay does not tolerate any form of modern slavery or human trafficking in any part of our business.

mulation games developer and publisher. The business has nearly 370 employees in 5 locations/remote working under hybrid arrangements across the UK, Ireland, Germany, USA and Canada. Our Approach everplay does not tolerate any form of modern slavery or human trafficking in any part of our business. As a UK-centred video games developer and publisher computer gaming business, the Group has a relatively low risk of modern slavery within its employee base and relatively small supply chain. In addition to this statement, everplay has an Anti-slavery and human trafficking policy in place which is shared with all new employees/divisions that join the Group. Should anyone within our Group have any concerns and/or suspicions, including those that could be related to this subject matter; our Whistleblowing, Anti-Bribery and Grievance Policies also provide processes for employees to report on any concerning incidences which can be raised through either HR or contacting in written form or calling Safecall (the Group's external third-party hotline provider). Our Supply Chain The majority of our spend with external partners was made up of milestone payments to 3rd party development partners for new titles in development as well as royalty payments for completed and released titles. In addition to the 3rd party development partner payments, the Group utilises external work for hire companies that cover a range of activities covering game development, localisation and quality assurance test

new titles in development as well as royalty payments for completed and released titles. In addition to the 3rd party development partner payments, the Group utilises external work for hire companies that cover a range of activities covering game development, localisation and quality assurance testing as part of the overall game development process.

so confidentiall To continue our efforts, all new contracts and those renewing, will include a clause requiring that our suppliers, and their subcontractors, comply with the Act, and include the relevant company’s right to terminate in the instance of any breach of this obligation. Due Diligence everplay will make reasonable endeavours to ensure all employees and agents within our Group supply chain are not subject to any form of forced, compulsory/bonded labour or human trafficking by implementing this statement. This includes conducting reasonable levels of due diligence on new suppliers and employees to identify and manage any risks of modern slavery. Adequate resources will be made available to ensure slavery and human trafficking are not taking place within our organization or to the best of our knowledge within our supply chains. Risk Assessment As a game developer business, everplay does not have significant physical inputs into its business operations, but we understand that no supply chain is risk-free, and that greater risk may be present further down the supply chain. We continue to follow a riskbased approach to our supply chain. The majority of our supply chain retained a low risk of modern slavery however, a couple of areas were considered to carry a slightly higher risk which are QA testing and localisation, and we will continue to assess and manage the risks in these areas on an ongoing basis as part of the Group's overall risk register assessment review process which is carried out annually. Our risk assessment process has shown to be effective no reports of incidents of modern slavery have been received.

e will continue to assess and manage the risks in these areas on an ongoing basis as part of the Group's overall risk register assessment review process which is carried out annually. Our risk assessment process has shown to be effective no reports of incidents of modern slavery have been received. The Group views this as a key metric in measuring its compliance with the Act. Additionally, we emphasize the importance of transparency and accountability. Therefore, our annual report, which includes the assessment of risks and our approach to support our internal teams and each of our stakeholders is published on our company's website. We believe that this regular reporting contributes to our commitment to combat modern slavery and ensure responsible practices throughout our businesses and supply chain. Governance Operational responsibility for reviewing our approach to modern slavery sits with our Audit Committee, which reports into the Board at least twice per year. For employees, suppliers, clients and third parties our whistleblowing policy encourages and enables reporting on anything of concern and explains how they can do

so confidentiall so confidentially. Concerns by employees can be raised through our HR teams or contacting our external third party provider in written form or calling directly. Awareness and Training We raise awareness among our employees, suppliers, and stakeholders of the risks of modern slavery and human trafficking, and the steps we are taking to prevent it. We are committed to providing necessary and appropriate training to all employees and suppliers to ensure that they understand their responsibilities effectively and how to appropriately identify and report any potential instances of modern slavery or human trafficking. We have adapted and re-promoted our existing corporate policies to address modern slavery and human trafficking where relevant, including our whistle blowing policy which allows employees to report any concerns confidentially. Our Commitment everplay continues to take positive steps to improve transparency within our divisions. The Board of Directors believe that the Group operates with a very low inherent risk of slavery and human trafficking potential. Nevertheless, this assessment is kept under continual review. The Board of Directors are responsible for the ongoing review of this statement as well as the Anti-Slavery and Human Trafficking Policy . This will be carried out annually or when any organisational changes arise that may impact the way the Group operates.