The latest UK software sales chart for the week ending October 10, 2026, shows a mix of long-running sellers and high-profile new releases.
Square Enix Europe’s Kingdom Hearts Collection [I-III] entered the chart in its first week at No.5, while Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival debuted one position higher at No.4.
The chart continues to feature Nintendo staples alongside recent launches, with titles distributed across Nintendo Switch 2, PS5 and other platforms.
Kingdom Hearts Collection [I-III] debut and platform split
Kingdom Hearts Collection [I-III] opened at No.5 on the UK weekly chart for Oct. 10, 2026.
The package’s sales were split between platforms, with 58% of unit sales on Nintendo Switch 2 and 42% on PS5.
Titles marked N/A in last week’s column indicate new entries to the chart this week.
Notable new entries and movers
Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival made a strong entry at No.4, marking one of the highest new-charting releases for the period.
At the top of the chart, EA SPORTS FC 27 maintained its No.1 position from the previous week.
Other new or notable entries in the top 10 include STAR WARS: GALACTIC RACER (No.2) from Secret Mode and GEARS OF WAR: E-DAY (No.3) from Microsoft.
Persistence of established Nintendo franchises
Nintendo titles continued to perform well across the top 40.
Mario Kart World held at No.6, Pokémon Pokopia remained in the top 10 at No.8, and long-running bestsellers such as Minecraft and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild remained on the chart.
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond also remained present, slipping slightly to No.13 for the week.
Full top 40 overview
The chart’s top 10 this week reflects a blend of sports, licensed racers, AAA sequels and curated remasters.
Several entries list publishers and prior-week placements, offering a clear snapshot of consumer interest in the UK for the period ending October 10, 2026.
Where to follow updates
For ongoing coverage and weekly updates, monitor published UK software sales posts and official chart releases.
These weekly snapshots are useful for tracking platform performance—notably the early Switch 2 uptake for high-profile multiplatform releases such as Kingdom Hearts Collection [I-III].
Square Enix Europe’s Kingdom Hearts Collection [I-III] entered the chart in its first week at No.5, while Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival debuted one position higher at No.4.
The chart continues to feature Nintendo staples alongside recent launches, with titles distributed across Nintendo Switch 2, PS5 and other platforms.
Kingdom Hearts Collection [I-III] debut and platform split
Kingdom Hearts Collection [I-III] opened at No.5 on the UK weekly chart for Oct. 10, 2026.
The package’s sales were split between platforms, with 58% of unit sales on Nintendo Switch 2 and 42% on PS5.
Titles marked N/A in last week’s column indicate new entries to the chart this week.
Notable new entries and movers
Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival made a strong entry at No.4, marking one of the highest new-charting releases for the period.
At the top of the chart, EA SPORTS FC 27 maintained its No.1 position from the previous week.
Other new or notable entries in the top 10 include STAR WARS: GALACTIC RACER (No.2) from Secret Mode and GEARS OF WAR: E-DAY (No.3) from Microsoft.
Persistence of established Nintendo franchises
Nintendo titles continued to perform well across the top 40.
Mario Kart World held at No.6, Pokémon Pokopia remained in the top 10 at No.8, and long-running bestsellers such as Minecraft and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild remained on the chart.
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond also remained present, slipping slightly to No.13 for the week.
Full top 40 overview
The chart’s top 10 this week reflects a blend of sports, licensed racers, AAA sequels and curated remasters.
Several entries list publishers and prior-week placements, offering a clear snapshot of consumer interest in the UK for the period ending October 10, 2026.
Where to follow updates
For ongoing coverage and weekly updates, monitor published UK software sales posts and official chart releases.
These weekly snapshots are useful for tracking platform performance—notably the early Switch 2 uptake for high-profile multiplatform releases such as Kingdom Hearts Collection [I-III].
