The latest UK software sales chart for the week ending June 20, 2026 has been published, with IO Interactive's 007 FIRST LIGHT claiming the top spot and strong showings from established franchises across platforms.
The weekly chart highlights a mix of long-running sellers and fresh entries from major publishers including Electronic Arts, Nintendo and Square Enix.
Square Enix's action RPG The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales was the highest new entry this week, debuting at number six on the UK chart.
Rewriting the original report in plain terms: Square Enix's new title entered the top ten immediately on release, making it the week's most notable new arrival.
Nintendo's Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream staged a notable return to the upper end of the chart, moving up from number eight last week to number three this week.
Put simply, Tomodachi Life climbed back into the top five after its position at number eight in the previous week.
Top 10 UK software sales (week ending June 20, 2026):
1. 007 FIRST LIGHT (IO INTERACTIVE)
2.
EA SPORTS FC 26 (Electronic Arts)
3.
TOMODACHI LIFE: LIVING THE DREAM (Nintendo)
4.
CYBERPUNK 2077 ULTIMATE EDITION (Bandai Namco Entertainment)
5.
EA SPORTS UFC 6 (Electronic Arts)
6.
THE ADVENTURES OF ELLIOT: THE MILLENNIUM TALES (Square Enix Europe)
7.
LEGO BATMAN: LEGACY OF THE DARK KNIGHT (Warner Bros.
Interactive)
8.
POKEMON POKOPIA (Nintendo)
9.
FOOTBALL MANAGER 26 (Sega)
10.
MARIO KART WORLD (Nintendo)
The chart underscores Nintendo's continued commercial presence: multiple Nintendo-published properties and franchise stalwarts appear in the top 40, reflecting sustained consumer demand for family and first-party titles on Nintendo platforms.
Meanwhile, legacy and remastered editions such as Cyberpunk 2077 Ultimate Edition and re-releases of The Witcher III variants continue to register in the rankings, indicating continued market interest for expanded and updated catalogue releases.
This weekly snapshot offers a clear picture of the UK retail and boxed-sales landscape for the week ending June 20, 2026.
Readers can follow ongoing updates to UK software sales charts to track how new releases and franchise catalogues perform over time.
The weekly chart highlights a mix of long-running sellers and fresh entries from major publishers including Electronic Arts, Nintendo and Square Enix.
Square Enix's action RPG The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales was the highest new entry this week, debuting at number six on the UK chart.
Rewriting the original report in plain terms: Square Enix's new title entered the top ten immediately on release, making it the week's most notable new arrival.
Nintendo's Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream staged a notable return to the upper end of the chart, moving up from number eight last week to number three this week.
Put simply, Tomodachi Life climbed back into the top five after its position at number eight in the previous week.
Top 10 UK software sales (week ending June 20, 2026):
1. 007 FIRST LIGHT (IO INTERACTIVE)
2.
EA SPORTS FC 26 (Electronic Arts)
3.
TOMODACHI LIFE: LIVING THE DREAM (Nintendo)
4.
CYBERPUNK 2077 ULTIMATE EDITION (Bandai Namco Entertainment)
5.
EA SPORTS UFC 6 (Electronic Arts)
6.
THE ADVENTURES OF ELLIOT: THE MILLENNIUM TALES (Square Enix Europe)
7.
LEGO BATMAN: LEGACY OF THE DARK KNIGHT (Warner Bros.
Interactive)
8.
POKEMON POKOPIA (Nintendo)
9.
FOOTBALL MANAGER 26 (Sega)
10.
MARIO KART WORLD (Nintendo)
The chart underscores Nintendo's continued commercial presence: multiple Nintendo-published properties and franchise stalwarts appear in the top 40, reflecting sustained consumer demand for family and first-party titles on Nintendo platforms.
Meanwhile, legacy and remastered editions such as Cyberpunk 2077 Ultimate Edition and re-releases of The Witcher III variants continue to register in the rankings, indicating continued market interest for expanded and updated catalogue releases.
This weekly snapshot offers a clear picture of the UK retail and boxed-sales landscape for the week ending June 20, 2026.
Readers can follow ongoing updates to UK software sales charts to track how new releases and franchise catalogues perform over time.
