UK Game Charts: EA Sports FC 27 Holds No.1 as Kingdom Hearts Collection Drops to Five

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GfK's latest UK charts reveal a week of strong new releases and shifting platform splits, with EA Sports FC 27 maintaining the top position for a third consecutive week.

The retail and full-price rankings — compiled by GfK and widely referenced across the industry — highlight several notable entries across Nintendo Switch, the newer Switch 2 platform, PlayStation 5 and Xbox formats.

Top-line movements

EA Sports FC 27 remains number one for a third straight week, driven largely by PS5 sales (59% of the title's UK chart share), with Xbox, Switch and Switch 2 accounting for the remainder.

New releases dominated the remainder of the top five: Star Wars: Galactic Racer debuted at number two, Gears of War: E-Day entered at number three, and Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival landed at number four.

Those newcomers pushed Square Enix's Kingdom Hearts Collection [I~III] down to fifth place, where the Switch 2 accounted for 58% of its UK sales against 42% on PS5.

Rewriting notable statements from the chart summary in journalistic terms: GfK's data shows EA Sports FC 27 holds the top position for a third consecutive week, while a flurry of new releases rearranged the upper half of the top 10 and forced Kingdom Hearts Collection [I~III] to slip to fifth.

Platform breakdowns and notable entries

- EA Sports FC 27: PS5 59%, Xbox 15%, Switch 13%, PS4 6%, Switch 2 7% (per GfK).

- Kingdom Hearts Collection [I~III]: Switch 2 58%, PS5 42%.

- Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, which made a brief return to the top 10 last week, slipped to 13th with a platform split of Switch 57% and Switch 2 43%.

- Thomas and Friends: Wonders of Sodor launched into the charts at number 23 with a majority share on Switch (51%), followed by PS5 (37%) and PS4 (12%).

Other observations

Established catalog titles continue to perform: Minecraft and The Witcher III editions remained in the top 20, while Pokémon entries and Mario Kart World continued to show strong multi-platform demand.

The presence of Switch 2 across multiple entries in the top 40 underscores the platform's growing share in UK boxed and full-price sales as measured by GfK.

Data note

All rankings and platform splits cited here are taken from GfK's weekly UK charts compilation.

This analysis focuses on verified chart positions and platform-share figures and does not include speculative commentary about future performance.

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