UK Game Charts: Tomodachi Life Tops Sales as Indiana Jones Debuts on Nintendo Switch 2

The latest UK game sales data confirm that Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream remains the market leader, holding the No.1 spot for multiple weeks. The biggest new entry in this week’s top 10 is Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, which debuted at No.2 with the vast majority of sales on Nintendo Switch 2. This weekly snapshot highlights platform splits and publisher performance across the UK’s retail and digital landscape. Put plainly, the charts show continuity at the top: Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream continues to lead the UK market, while Bethesda Softworks’ Indiana Jones and the Great Circle arrives strongly thanks to Nintendo Switch 2 sales. The official rankings for this week’s UK best-sellers are as follows, with platform share where provided: 1. Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream (NS) — Publisher: Nintendo. The title remains at No.1 after several consecutive weeks in the top position. 2. Indiana Jones and the Great Circle (NS2 99%, PS5 <1%, XB <1%) — Publisher: Bethesda Softworks. The game’s debut is overwhelmingly weighted toward Nintendo Switch 2 hardware. 3. Directive 8020 (PS5 87%, XB 13%) — Publisher: Bandai Namco Entertainment. New entry driven primarily by PlayStation 5 sales. 4. Resident Evil Requiem (PC 48%, PS5 43%, NS2 6%, XB 3%) — Publisher: Capcom. Strong multi-platform performance, with PC and PS5 leading share. 5. Mortal Kombat 1 (PS5 99%, XB >1%, NS <1%) — Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive. PlayStation 5 accounts for the vast majority of sales. 6. Pokemon Pokopia (NS2) — Publisher: Nintendo. Appears in the top 10 on Nintendo Switch 2. 7. Mario Kart World (NS2) — Publisher: Nintendo. Continues Nintendo’s strong representation in the top 10. 8. EA Sports FC 26 (PS5 42%, NS 29%, NS2 11%, XB 10%, Other 8%) — Publisher: Electronic Arts. Multi-platform distribution with notable PlayStation and Switch sales. 9. Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 (PS5 84%, PS4 9%, XB 6%, PC 1%) — Publisher: Activision Blizzard. PlayStation formats dominate the breakdown. 10. Pokemon Legends: Z-A (NS 50%, NS2 50%) — Publisher: Nintendo. Even split between Switch generations for this entry. This week’s list underscores Nintendo’s continued dominance in the UK market, with multiple entries across both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 hardware. Publishers from across the industry — including Bethesda Softworks, Bandai Namco, Capcom, Warner Bros. Interactive, Electronic Arts, and Activision Blizzard — all feature in the top 10, reflecting a mix of platform-focused launches and multi-platform releases. Retail and digital sales trends will be worth watching in coming weeks as Nintendo Switch 2 titles and existing Switch catalogues continue to perform.