In order to accomplish anything we need the help of those who agree with our mission and want to keep gaming alive and well for everyone to enjoy. Gamer’s voice offer our thanks and appreciation to these people and companies for supporting us!


Corporate Supporters

Torn is a text-based online RPG set in Torn City, a dark, murky underworld where only the sharpest survive. In Torn City you can be anyone and do anything. Build your character to infinite strengths and play it your way.


Public Supporters

Tom Gordon MP
“Gaming is a hugely important part of how people relax, socialise and connect. Gamer’s Voice is doing valuable work to ensure that players are properly represented , and their voices are heard in decisions that affect them.” – Tom Gordon MP


Public Supporters

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Stop Killing Games are a global coalition of gamers, consumer advocates, and developers pushing for international legal protections. Video games are increasingly being designed to require central servers to function, even for single-player content. When publishers decide to shut those servers down, the games are destroyed entirely.

We argue this practice is a violation of consumer rights. If you purchase a good, it shouldn’t self-destruct. We are launching formal petitions, exploring class-action lawsuits, and engaging with lawmakers worldwide to end the intentional destruction of our digital media.

To find out more and see if you can help them protect the games you love visit their site here or check them out on Discord and Reddit.


Project Armageddon is a game restoration project for the Real Racing series of mobile games. They are currently working hard to make sure Real Racing 3 is available to play for all. This was started as EA took the game offline even though people had thousands of hours and dollars invested in the game. We are looking to bring like to their project and any like it as game restoration and preservation is incredibly important.
The Gaming Life YouTube channel is a great place for updates.
If you are interested in playing yourself you can find all the version so far here.


The social benefit

Games are an inclusive and social activity. At a time when the UK faces a loneliness epidemic, they bring people together. They are a particularly valuable way for people in rural areas, or for people with disabilities, to connect with others. Many of our supporters will have developed lifelong friendships with people all over the world through their shared love of playing games.

Games are a safe indoor activity that offer a number of neurological and cognitive benefits to people of all ages. Supporting apprenticeships in gaming helps to create a more fun, social, and happy society.


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