Top 25 UK Gaming Influencers

Josh is one third of The Fellas podcast and the largest account here at 849K followers. His 4.34% engagement is well above what accounts this size usually see, so he suits launches that need scale without losing community.

Darcie makes VFX, comedy, and video-game videos with a strong cross-platform following. The 85% real-audience read and steady engagement make this account a fit for playful, edit-led brand work.

Mr Curry posts the highest engagement among the larger accounts here at 9.17%, driven by a Twitch and TikTok live audience that follows him to Instagram. Strong for live-event and stream-led pushes.

Xenos streams live at 6PM every day, and that habit shows in an 84% real audience at Macro size. A dependable pick when you want a creator who shows up for the same crowd nightly.

Lewis fronts one of the UK's longest-running gaming collectives, so the audience skews loyal and gaming-native. Best when you want recognised gaming credibility rather than a single-game niche.

Sophie covers gaming, tech, and life across Twitch, TikTok, and YouTube, with 4.65% engagement at micro size. Useful when a campaign spans gaming gear and everyday tech.

James races in virtual rigs and real cars, with sim-racing and F1-linked ties in his bio. His 8.98% engagement makes him a sharp fit for wheels, rigs, and motorsport partnerships.

Shizelle is a presenter who mixes sports and gaming, with 5.4% engagement and a balanced 80% real audience. A good fit for brands that sit where football culture and gaming meet.

Tayboost is a sim racer tied to wheel and rig brands in his bio. Engagement is more modest at 1.15%, so this account works best for targeted sim-racing gear rather than broad reach.

A British VTuber posting avatar-led gaming content with a tight community. The 71% real audience is the lowest here, so pair with creators above for a cleaner overall campaign read.

Best for: Scottish streaming community. trrisaa is a Scottish gaming creator and streamer who goes live twice a week to a loyal crowd. The 83% real audience suits creators-with-regulars campaigns over one-off reach buys.

Hat Films is a three-person gaming channel with an 88% real audience, among the cleanest here. Engagement is lower at 1.43%, so use it for credibility and reach rather than peak interaction.

Luke plays deliberately difficult video games and hosts a film podcast on the side. An 85% real audience and clear gaming identity make him a fit for enthusiast titles and gear.

Best for: High-energy live streams. samham is a streamer with 6.59% engagement, well above the norm for his size. The 72% real audience is on the lower side, so weigh interaction strength against audience polish.

Matt is a motorsport content creator who talks over racing games for a living. His 82% real audience and 3.04% engagement suit racing titles, sim hardware, and motorsport tie-ins.

An FPS-focused UK creator with partner status across Twitch and YouTube. Engagement is lower at 1.43%, so this account works for shooter-fit reach rather than peak interaction.

BuckArmy carries a large Twitch and YouTube base alongside this account. Instagram engagement is modest at 1.37%, so treat this as one touchpoint in a wider live-stream partnership.

L3WG streams and posts reaction content with 6.94% engagement, one of the strongest here. A good pick for fast, clip-led campaigns that lean on a reactive audience.

Best for: League of Legends and cosplay. gee is a League of Legends streamer and cosplayer tied to a crew creator programme. Strong for title-specific League work and cosplay-adjacent gaming brands.

Keeksy builds POV-style gaming comedy with a sizeable TikTok crossover. A fit for playful, format-driven campaigns aimed at a younger gaming audience.

Rosie is an online video producer with PlayStation Access in her background, and 4.41% engagement at a clean 83% real audience. Useful for polished, production-aware gaming content.

Joe is a video-game portrait artist partnered with peripheral and console brands. The 92% real audience is the highest here, ideal for trust-led, creative gaming collaborations.

Reardonnn posts the highest engagement on the list at 10.45% with an 84% real audience. Small but reactive, this account suits tightly targeted, interaction-first campaigns.

A Yorkshire creator running daily IRL Pokemon GO streams with a dedicated following. The clearest single-game fit here for location-based and Pokemon-adjacent campaigns.

Jay-Ann founded Black Girl Gamers and works as a consultant and presenter across gaming, fashion, and beauty. Best when a brand wants credible, community-led gaming representation.