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	*Dataspelsbranschen estimate that 1 in 4 people worldwide have played a game made in Sweden. ([https://dataspelsbranschen.se/s/Spelutvecklarindex2021-ENG-WEBB.pdf Game Developer Index], Dataspelsbranschen, Oct 2021)		*Dataspelsbranschen estimate that 1 in 4 people worldwide have played a game made in Sweden. ([https://dataspelsbranschen.se/s/Spelutvecklarindex2021-ENG-WEBB.pdf Game Developer Index], Dataspelsbranschen, Oct 2021)
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	===Historical===		===Historical===

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	== Sweden ==		== Sweden ==
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		+	===Current===
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		+	*Sweden had 667 (+14%) games companies in 2020, including 81 new registrations. 48% of these are solo developers, 34% have <10 employees, 12% 10-49, 4% 50-199 and 2% >200. ([https://dataspelsbranschen.se/s/Spelutvecklarindex2021-ENG-WEBB.pdf Game Developer Index], Dataspelsbranschen, Oct 2021)
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		+	*These companies supported 6,596 (+11%) workers in Sweden. The largest employers were Ubisoft Sverige, EA Dice and King. ([https://dataspelsbranschen.se/s/Spelutvecklarindex2021-ENG-WEBB.pdf Game Developer Index], Dataspelsbranschen, Oct 2021)
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		+	*The workforce was 78.6% were men and 21.4% were women. ([https://dataspelsbranschen.se/s/Spelutvecklarindex2021-ENG-WEBB.pdf Game Developer Index], Dataspelsbranschen, Oct 2021)
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		+	*Revenue for the Swedish games industry was €3.312bn (+43%) in 2020. ([https://dataspelsbranschen.se/s/Spelutvecklarindex2021-ENG-WEBB.pdf Game Developer Index], Dataspelsbranschen, Oct 2021)
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		+	*Dataspelsbranschen estimate that 1 in 4 people worldwide have played a game made in Sweden. ([https://dataspelsbranschen.se/s/Spelutvecklarindex2021-ENG-WEBB.pdf Game Developer Index], Dataspelsbranschen, Oct 2021)
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		+	===Historical===

	*Swedish games jobs increased by 24 percent, over 1047 new full-time positions to 5338 employees. It is almost the double amount of new positions compared with 2016. ([https://dataspelsbranschen.se/english Dataspelsbranschen], Sep 2018)		*Swedish games jobs increased by 24 percent, over 1047 new full-time positions to 5338 employees. It is almost the double amount of new positions compared with 2016. ([https://dataspelsbranschen.se/english Dataspelsbranschen], Sep 2018)

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	*Across the five key European markets (France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK) 50% of the population aged 6-64 play video games. 47% of European video game players are women. ([https://www.isfe.eu/data-key-facts/key-facts-about-europe-s-video-games-sector/ ISFE], Aug 2021)		*Across the five key European markets (France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK) 50% of the population aged 6-64 play video games. 47% of European video game players are women. ([https://www.isfe.eu/data-key-facts/key-facts-about-europe-s-video-games-sector/ ISFE], Aug 2021)
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		+	*The average age of a video game player in Europe is 31.3 years old. ([https://www.isfe.eu/data-key-facts/key-facts-about-europe-s-video-games-sector/ ISFE], Aug 2021)

	*60% (+1%) of all European players play on mobile or tablet, 54% (-) play on console and 49% (-2%) play on PC. ([https://www.isfe.eu/data-key-facts/key-facts-about-europe-s-video-games-sector/ ISFE], Aug 2021)		*60% (+1%) of all European players play on mobile or tablet, 54% (-) play on console and 49% (-2%) play on PC. ([https://www.isfe.eu/data-key-facts/key-facts-about-europe-s-video-games-sector/ ISFE], Aug 2021)

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	*Since 2015, the total investment in European games companies stands at $2.86b ([https://2019.stateofeuropeantech.com/chapter/investments/article/investment-industry/ Atomico], Nov 2019)		*Since 2015, the total investment in European games companies stands at $2.86b ([https://2019.stateofeuropeantech.com/chapter/investments/article/investment-industry/ Atomico], Nov 2019)
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	=== Audience ===		=== Audience ===

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 == Europe as a Whole ==
-*In 2019, the European games market was valued at €21.6bn, an increase of 3% since 2018. ([https://www.isfe.eu/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/ISFE-final-1.pdf ISFE], Sept 2020)
+=== Market ===
-*The key European markets of UK, France, Germany, Spain and Italy were collectively valued at €14.0bn in 2019. ([https://www.isfe.eu/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/ISFE-final-1.pdf ISFE], Sept 2020)
+*In 2020, the European games market was valued at €23.3bn, an increase of 22% over 2019's figure. ([https://www.isfe.eu/data-key-facts/key-facts-about-europe-s-video-games-sector/ ISFE], Aug 2021)
-*Across the four key European markets (UK, France, Germany and Spain) 51% of the population aged 6-64 play video games.([https://www.isfe.eu/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/ISFE-final-1.pdf ISFE], Sept 2020)
+*The key European markets of France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK were collectively valued at €17.6bn in 2020, an increase of 26% over 2019. ([https://www.isfe.eu/data-key-facts/key-facts-about-europe-s-video-games-sector/ ISFE], Aug 2021)
-**59% of all European players play on mobile or tablet, 54% play on console, 51% play on PC and 17% play on handhelds.
+**Across device type, these revenues were split 44% (+1%) console, 40% (-) mobile/tablet, 14% (-1%) PC and >2% on-demand and streaming.
-*In 2019, game streaming services generated €324m in revenue. ([https://www.isfe.eu/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/ISFE-final-1.pdf ISFE], Sept 2020)
+*In 2020, game streaming services generated €391m in revenue, an increase of 16.5% over 2019. ([https://www.isfe.eu/data-key-facts/key-facts-about-europe-s-video-games-sector/ ISFE], Aug 2021)
-*2019 has seen $574m invested in European games companies ([https://2019.stateofeuropeantech.com/chapter/investments/article/investment-industry/ Atomico], Nov 2019)
+*2019 saw $574m invested in European games companies ([https://2019.stateofeuropeantech.com/chapter/investments/article/investment-industry/ Atomico], Nov 2019)
-*Since 2015, this fugure stands at $2.86b ([https://2019.stateofeuropeantech.com/chapter/investments/article/investment-industry/ Atomico], Nov 2019)
+*Since 2015, the total investment in European games companies stands at $2.86b ([https://2019.stateofeuropeantech.com/chapter/investments/article/investment-industry/ Atomico], Nov 2019)
 == France ==

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 == Turkey ==
-Turkey has more than 30 million active gamers, spending 70% of their gaming time on PC ([https://www.slideshare.net/ozanamrasaydemir/turkey-game-market-report-2017-gaming-in-turkey GamingInTurkey], Jun 2018)
+*Turkey has more than 30 million active gamers, spending 70% of their gaming time on PC ([https://www.slideshare.net/ozanamrasaydemir/turkey-game-market-report-2017-gaming-in-turkey GamingInTurkey], Jun 2018)
-Total Turkish game generated revenue in 2017 was $810m, increasing from $755m in 2016. The 2017 figure is split $437.6m  PC / console revenues, $372.4m mobile. ([https://www.slideshare.net/ozanamrasaydemir/turkey-game-market-report-2017-gaming-in-turkey GamingInTurkey], Jun 2018)
+*Total Turkish game generated revenue in 2017 was $810m, increasing from $755m in 2016. The 2017 figure is split $437.6m  PC / console revenues, $372.4m mobile. ([https://www.slideshare.net/ozanamrasaydemir/turkey-game-market-report-2017-gaming-in-turkey GamingInTurkey], Jun 2018)
-There are approximately 20,000 cyber cafes in Turkey, visited by 7.5m players a month. ([https://www.slideshare.net/ozanamrasaydemir/turkey-game-market-report-2017-gaming-in-turkey GamingInTurkey], Jun 2018)
+*There are approximately 20,000 cyber cafes in Turkey, visited by 7.5m players a month. ([https://www.slideshare.net/ozanamrasaydemir/turkey-game-market-report-2017-gaming-in-turkey GamingInTurkey], Jun 2018)
 == Eastern Europe ==

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 **Across device type, these revenues were split 43% console, 40% mobile/tablet, 16% PC and >1% handheld devices.
 ** By revenue type these were split 37% online (full game downloads, in-game extras such as DLCs, social games, browser games), 24% physical revenues and 39% app revenue (paid apps, in-app purchases).
 *In 2019, game streaming services generated €324m in revenue. ([https://www.isfe.eu/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/ISFE-final-1.pdf ISFE], Sept 2020)

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	== Europe as a Whole ==		== Europe as a Whole ==
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		+	*In 2019, the European games market was valued at €21.6bn, an increase of 3% since 2018. ([https://www.isfe.eu/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/ISFE-final-1.pdf ISFE], Sept 2020)
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		+	*The key European markets of UK, France, Germany, Spain and Italy were collectively valued at €14.0bn in 2019. ([https://www.isfe.eu/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/ISFE-final-1.pdf ISFE], Sept 2020)
		+	**Across device type, these revenues were split 43% console, 40% mobile/tablet, 16% PC and >1% handheld devices.
		+	** By revenue type these were split 37% online (full game downloads, in-game extras such as DLCs, social games, browser games), 24% physical revenues and 39% app revenue (paid apps, in-app purchases).

	*2019 has seen $574m invested in European games companies ([https://2019.stateofeuropeantech.com/chapter/investments/article/investment-industry/ Atomico], Nov 2019)		*2019 has seen $574m invested in European games companies ([https://2019.stateofeuropeantech.com/chapter/investments/article/investment-industry/ Atomico], Nov 2019)

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	*In Italy 17 million people have had a gaming experience in the last 12 months, of which 59% are men and 41% women. Gaming is a practice that is widespread across all age groups, with a particular concentration on the 25-34 years old group. ([http://www.aesvi.it/cms/view.php?cms_pk=2898&dir_pk=902 AESVI], [https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2018-04-20-italian-games-market-hit-usd1-8-billion-in-2017 GI.biz], Apr 2018)		*In Italy 17 million people have had a gaming experience in the last 12 months, of which 59% are men and 41% women. Gaming is a practice that is widespread across all age groups, with a particular concentration on the 25-34 years old group. ([http://www.aesvi.it/cms/view.php?cms_pk=2898&dir_pk=902 AESVI], [https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2018-04-20-italian-games-market-hit-usd1-8-billion-in-2017 GI.biz], Apr 2018)
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		+	== Poland ==
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		+	*In 2020, there were 440 game development studios in Poland, employing 9,710 FTEs in game production. ([https://gic.gd/d/The_Game_Industry_of_Poland_report_2020.pdf GIC], Sept 2020)
		+	** These studios release 480 titles in the previous 12 months, generating €479m in industry revenues.
		+	** 96% of Polish industry revenues are generated from exports, with approximately 50% generated form US sales.
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		+	*44 Polish games companies are listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, including 12 on the main trading floor. The total capitalisation of these companies is €11.7bn, with CD Project Red alone accounting for €8.7bn. These 44 listed companies account for 55% of Polish games industry revenues. ([https://gic.gd/d/The_Game_Industry_of_Poland_report_2020.pdf GIC], Sept 2020)
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		+	*Given the outsize impact of CD Projeckt Red on the Polish industry (accounting for between 20-25% of the overall Polish sector revenues in a given year), a valuation of the sector excluding CDPR showed that the rest of the Polish industry has grown at a consistent rate of 27-28% each year since 2016. ([https://gic.gd/d/The_Game_Industry_of_Poland_report_2020.pdf GIC], Sept 2020)
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		+	*The Polish games consumer market was valued at $596m in 2020, with 16m people playing video games in Poland. The Polish esports market was valued at $11.5m. ([https://gic.gd/d/The_Game_Industry_of_Poland_report_2020.pdf GIC], Sept 2020)

	== Serbia ==		== Serbia ==