Key insights
7 takeaways · ~3 min read- 01Action/Adventure is the most common game genre, with over 45 releases, followed by Arcade and Puzzle/Trivia, each with over 30 releases.See it on page 30
- 02Mobile platforms (iOS, Android, Windows Phone) show a higher number of releases in Casual, Puzzle/Trivia, and Action/Adventure genres compared to other genres.See it on page 10
- 03Desktop platforms (PC, Mac, Linux) have a significantly higher number of releases in Action/Adventure and RPG genres, with over 70 and 60 releases respectively.See it on page 15
- 04The UK has a strong history of developing Action/Adventure games, with many notable titles originating from the country, though other countries also excel in this genre.See it on page 29
- 05UK developers have a good track record in sports games, producing titles like 'Match Day' and 'Daley Thomson’s Decathlon', and are exploring new casual sports experiences.See it on page 23
- 06Music games, while cyclical in popularity, have an evergreen market due to people's enjoyment of singing and playing instruments; the UK is well-positioned in this genre due to its music culture and industry connections.See it on page 17
- 07Educational games require a careful balance between learning content and fun; the US has a strong culture of developing educational games to support its curriculum.See it on page 22
Summary
Breakdown of platform releases Examples from different genres TIGA represents developers, digital publishers, service companies and education providers and is the trade association for the video games industry. Our core purpose is to strengthen the games development and digital publishing sector. We achieve this by campaigning for the industry in the corridors of power, championing the industry in the media and helping our members commercially.
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