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Gaming is a Major Part of Youth Culture in the U.K.

Young British people are at the forefront of gaming culture in Europe—here’s why it matters for your brand…

Written and Edited by the YPulse Editorial Team
KEY TAKEAWAYS
  • British young people are far more likely to consider themselves gamers compared to their peers in France, Germany, Spain, and Italy
  • British Gen Z and Millennials also spend significantly more money on video games than their neighbors
  • Young parents in the U.K. are passing on their love for gaming onto their Gen Alpha children
Virtually all Gen Z and Millennials play video games every week, and we know from YPulse’s WE Hobbies and Passions report that it’s one of their favorite hobbies. For these gens, gaming culture is more than playing games; it’s a lifestyle that shapes various aspects of young people’s lives, from entertainment choices to social interactions to purchasing decisions. And gamers are part of a vibrant and dynamic community that continues to grow and evolve, giving brands an increasingly wide variety of ways to enter the sector and reach young consumers. But if brands had to pick one country in Western...

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