UK Charts: Orbitals Floats Out Of The Top 10 As Last Week’s Newbies Hold Down The Podium


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We are back with our latest look at the UK charts, and after last week’s excitement with all those newcomers, it’s a slightly more familiar picture this time.

The wonderful Switch 2 exclusive, Orbitals (which landed in third place in its debut week, let’s not forget), has drifted down to 18th this time, likely having found the majority of its audience right from the jump. The other two previous podium holders, The Blood of the Dawnwalker and Onimusha: Way of the Sword, hold down the top spots once again, but flip positions this time — Switch 2 sales continue to make up a small 7% of the latter.

Here’s the full top 40, with platform breakdowns for games available on Switch, Switch 2, and other consoles:

Last WeekThis WeekGamePlatform Split

2

1

Onimusha: Way of the SwordPS5 88%, Switch 2 7%, Xbox Series 6%

1

2The Blood of Dawnwalker

4

3

Pokémon Pokopia

6

4

Mario Kart World

5

5

Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream

11

6

Mortal Kombat 1

PS5 99%, Xbox Series 1%, Switch 0%

12

7

EA Sports FC 26

Switch 31%, PS5 28%, Xbox Series 16%, Switch 2 13%

16

8

007 First Light

10

9

The Witcher III: Wild Hunt GOTY Edition

13

10

Hogwarts Legacy

PS5 83%, Switch 2 8%, Switch 4%, Xbox One 2%

17

11The Witcher III: Wild Hunt Complete Edition

15

12Minecraft

20

13Call of Duty: Black Ops 6

14

14Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced

15Mad Max

19

16Pokémon Legends: Z-ASwitch 2 58%, Switch 42%

8

17Resident Evil 3

3

18Orbitals

30

19

Resident Evil 2

27

20Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon

26

21Mario Kart 8 Deluxe

23

22

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7

23LEGO Harry Potter CollectionPS5 83%, Switch 16%, PS4 0%, Xbox Series 0%

33

24Harry Potter: Quidditch ChampionsPS5 79%, PS4 13%, Switch 7%, Xbox Series 2%

31

25Animal Crossing: New HorizonsSwitch 64%, Switch 2 36%

26

LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham

21

27Tekken 8

28

LEGO Jurassic World

PS4 90%, Switch 10%

18

29Grand Theft Auto V

24

30

Splatoon Raiders

34

31Super Mario Bros. WonderSwitch 61%, Switch 2 39%

32Monster Hunter Wilds

33Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor

34Resident Evil 7: Biohazard Gold Edition

35

LEGO Worlds

PS4 99%, Switch 1%

36

36Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2

35

37

Donkey Kong Bananza

9

38Star Wars: Zero Company

39Cyberpunk 2077 Ultimate EditionPS5 56%, PC 31%, Switch 2 12%, Xbox Series 0%

25

40

Elden Ring

[Compiled by GfK]

< Last week’s charts


That’s it for this week’s physical UK charts. Did you pick up anything new last week? Let us know in the comments.



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