Video Games Poland
Polish association of video game producers and distributors, formerly SPiDOR (Polish Video Games Association), renamed in 2025. Member of Video Games Europe; publishes annual reports and the Ipsos GameTrack reports for Poland.
Documents
PEGI and Parental Guidance: Poland 2026
This Ipsos research report, produced for Video Games Poland, assesses awareness and use of PEGI age rating labels among parents or guardians of children up to 17 who play video games in Poland, with a sample of 313 such respondents drawn from GameTrack's 2025 survey.
- Awareness of PEGI age rating icons is 82% among Polish parents of child gamers.
- Half of parents who are aware of PEGI icons report using the labels and always following their guidance when buying games for their child.
- Awareness of PEGI age rating icons among 11-17 year old players is 87%.
Annual Report 2025: Video Games Poland
Video Games Poland, the Polish video game industry association (founded 2008, renamed in 2025 after a General Meeting decision effective April), reports on its 2025 activities across international and local work.
- Polish players report that games help them cope with stress, with 80% saying games help them feel less stressed. These figures come from the Power of Play survey of 1,072 Polish respondents.
- Social play is common among Polish gamers, with 71% playing online with others at least once a month. More than half also use in-game communication.
- Among Polish parents surveyed, 52% believe that playing video games has had a positive impact on their relationship with their children.
Annual Report 2024: SPiDOR
SPiDOR, a Polish video game industry association, presents its 2024 Annual Report covering education and player safety, advocacy for the industry in Poland, promotion of Polish industry internationally, and game sales in Poland for 2024.
- The Polish video game market's revenue in 2024 amounted to PLN 4.3 billion, according to PwC's report cited by the document. PwC projects it will reach PLN 5.5 billion by 2028.
- Game Sales Data recorded 9.4 million games sold in Poland in 2024, a 10.6% year-on-year increase.
- The Predator Games esports competition's second season attracted over 33,000 registered students, which the document describes as the largest initiative of its kind in Poland.
Annual Report 2023: Poland
This annual report from the Polish Video Games Association (SPiDOR) covers 2023 activity in Poland's video game industry.
- The report lists 15,290 people employed in the sector and 24% of those employed in the gaming industry as women.
- Sector revenue is reported at 3.81 billion PLN, with an annual growth rate of 5.1%, citing a 2022 source from the Polish Agency for Investment and Trade.
- The report states that 52% of surveyed players use games to get through difficult times, while 63% say games give them a break from everyday tasks.
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