Best-Selling Star Wars Games in the UK Revealed - Sales

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There have been 118 Star Wars games released in the UK since 1993 with Star Wars Jedi: Survivor being number 119 when it releases later this week, according to data from Games Lead at GfK Dorian Bloch posted by GamesIndustry.

The Star Wars IP is the sixth highest grossing video game franchise in the UK based on physical game sales since 1995 with £492 million. FIFA is number one with £1.96 billion grossed, followed by Call of Duty in second with £1.53 billion and Mario in third with £1.07 billion. Grand Theft Auto is in fourth with £769 million grossed and LEGO is in fifth with £506 million.

2015's Star Wars: Battlefront set the record for the biggest launch for a Star Wars game, which sold more than double second place, which is 2008's Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. 2017's Star Wars: Battlefront II is the third biggest Star Wars launch and 2022's LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga is the fourth biggest launch.

2015's Star Wars: Battlefront is also the best-selling Star Wars game in the UK, followed by 2007's LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga in second and LEGO Star Wars 2: The Original Trilogy in third.

Here are the highest grossing video game franchises in the UK:

Here are the biggest Star Wars game launches in the UK:

Here are the best-selling Star Wars games in the UK of all time:

Thanks, GamesIndustry.

A life-long and avid gamer, William D'Angelo was first introduced to VGChartz in 2007. After years of supporting the site, he was brought on in 2010 as a junior analyst, working his way up to lead analyst in 2012 and taking over the hardware estimates in 2017. He has expanded his involvement in the gaming community by producing content on his own YouTube channel and Twitch channel. You can contact the author on Twitter @TrunksWD.

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shikamaru317 (on 25 April 2023)

"Star Wars Episode 3: Revenue of the Sith" This typo had me cracking up xD

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trunkswd shikamaru317 (on 25 April 2023)

Blame GamesIndustry on that one :P

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S.Peelman (on 26 April 2023)

How does The Sims have 108 games? :-o

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scrapking S.Peelman (on 26 April 2023)

Must be including every expansion, as most of them were available in boxed retail DLC packs.

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2zosteven (on 25 April 2023)

Star Wars Shadows of the Empire was a blast, to bad not in the top here

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JackHandy (on 25 April 2023)

No Rouge Squadron II is shame. It's by far my favorite SW game.

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The Fury (on 25 April 2023)

While I understand the LEGO games having staying power, surprised the list is so limited for all time sellers if series is taken into account. No SNES platformers, no Pod Racer, no KOTOR. Nothing older than 2005.

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Zippy6 The Fury (on 25 April 2023)

Battlefront 2 (2017) is 9th and sold 9m copies in it's first month. The SNES games, Racing titles, KOTOR, Jedi Academy etc wouldn't have gotten close to that. Sales figures for AAA games have risen a lot.

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SecondWar Zippy6 (on 25 April 2023)

Not sure about the other but KOTOR has pretty low sales relative to other Star Wars titles as it was an OG Xbox exclusive. The forthcoming remake of the game will likely outsell the original and the sequel comb8ned quite comfortably.

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scrapking The Fury (on 26 April 2023)

There was more competition for AAA titles back in those days, with lots of AA and A titles as well. These days there are fewer AAA titles, and there's very little aside from AAA and indie. HiFi Rush is one of the few AA games I can think of having any kind of impact in a very long time.

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