UK video game industry charity football match raises over £63,000 for physically disabled gamers

Video game charity SpecialEffect has once again hosted its One Big Game football event, bringing developers from all across the UK games industry together to raise money for a good cause. And with the event now over, more than £63,000 has been raised to help support physically disabled gamers.

UK video game industry charity football match raises over £63,000 for physically disabled gamers

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