"GTA6" UK PS store trend ranking was surpassed by this dark horse game

2025-06-29 21:11:11|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

"GTA6", which has long dominated the "trend list" of the PlayStation store, recently encountered an unexpected challenger in the UK - the football fighting game "Rematch".The online football game developed by Sloclap has become popular since its release last week, and even completed a counterattack on the "Century Masterpiece" on the UK PS store list this week.

As the most anticipated work in gaming history, "GTA6" has been invincible on the global PS store trend list since its pre-order has been launched.Even in the face of the impact of 3A masterpieces such as "Doom: Dark Age", its position at the top of the list has always been as stable as Mount Tai.However, the latest data shows that this football-themed independent game not only entered the top ten in the UK trend list, but also reached the top in one fell swoop - the development team confirmed this milestone on social media.

It is worth noting that this phenomenon still has regional characteristics.In the US PS store, "GTA6" still ranks first, and "Rematch" temporarily ranks sixth.Game media The Gamer analyzed that the British market, with a deep football culture, has a higher acceptance of this type of innovative sports games, and the game's unique gameplay that combines traditional football with fighting elements just hits the interests of European players.

Industry observers pointed out that this phenomenon confirms the diversity of the contemporary game market - even phenomenal works like "GTA6" cannot completely conceal the brilliance of high-quality independent games.However, most analysts predict that as the promotion and release cycle of "GTA6" gradually advances, its dominant position is likely to recover soon.

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